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Dr Joshua Fox - he knows his ticks from his tocks and his clicks from his clogs.
Tock-a-doodle-DON'T.

A recent independent survey undertaken by clock tick-tock enthusiasts to determine whether the general public preferred ticks in clocks to tocks in clocks was revealed last week. Overwhelming results showed the ticks coming over winningly, with a resounding 81% of people saying they liked the ticks in their clocks more than they liked the tocks.

This has led to clock tock manufacturers in the Arctic going bankrupt, and clock tick makers in Africa taking over the future market, with clocks that only make ticks. Factories where the old-fashioned ticks and tocks would be brought together to get the traditional tick tock sound are having to change all their equipment to make the new tick tick clocks.

This will be done in a scientific way by taking away the tock and inserting (or 'clicking in') a second tick after the first tick to replace the old tock, which will then make the new clocks only go tick tick instead of tick tock. The small minority of tock fans (19%) are said to be stealing the old tock-making equipment from which they plan to start making their own tock tock clocks, just for fun.

Mick Cox (66), a dock worker from Didcott, is sick of the ticks in clocks. "They really get on my wick," quipped Mick. "People who prefer ticks to tocks in their clocks are dicks and cocks and thick."

Fox out.

 
 
 
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