Spiffy, but in your explanation you neglected to say at what time(s) the hands can be read (clockwise of course) as a sentence :-P

UPDATE: This ever so slightly tweaked version lets you see the *cough* camel *cough* as well :-D 

#!perl  -w
use strict;
$_='
                                        $,=$/;$|=@_
                                    =split//,"Justan                ot
+he
                                rPerl.hacker";$/=\'$~=         (local 
+ tim
                              e)[$.]*($.==0||$.==1?1:5);s      ubstr($
+_,eval
                            \\\'$^=$~*2*atan2(1,1)/15;int(-  cos($^) *
+($=+
                            1)+11.5)*25+int(sin($^)*($=+1)+12.5)\\\',1
+,
                            $_[$=+(11,4,0)[$.]])\';do{$_=("."x287).
                            "#"."."x287;for$=(0..10){$.=0;eval$/;
                            $=<7&&($.=1,e         val$/);$=<4&
                              &($.=2,ev             al$/);}p
                                rint(p               ack("
                                c3  ",                27,9
                                1,  72                ),(/
                                .{  25                }/g)
                                ,s  ca                lar(
                                lo   cal              time)
                                );}   whil            e(slee

p(1))';print;s/\s+//g;eval

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In reply to Re: Camel Time by belg4mit
in thread Camel Time by hiseldl

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