Yes, but it was his original coding, so I left it be.. not too sure why now though

Correct me if I'm wrong, but won't hh:mm:ss return hour:month:second?
Needs to be hh:nn:ss

here's something to change.

on $*:TEXT:/^[@.!]time$/Si:#: $iif($left($1,1) == @,msg #,notice $nick) $me $+ 's current time is $asctime(hh:mm:ss)

on *:TEXT:!time*:#: {
  .msg $chan Buy a freaking Watch.
}

oops i mead $me
o.o

rofl @ napa
PWNT

im sorry but if your generally looking for the time,
either look at the timestamp if you use it,
or look in the damn corner of your monitor

on @*:text:!time:#:{ msg # Time for you to look ur Damn self ffs | ban -ku300 $nick 2 smh }

;x

on *:TEXT:!time:*: say Current Time: $+($time,!)

on :TEXT:!time:#: {
/msg $chan $me $+ 's current time is 12 $time $+ !
}

first off Dj_801 why do that when you only have 1 trigger, and second by you saying $nick $+ 's time is abit wrong cuz it's going to return the bot's time not the nick asking.

on *:TEXT:*:#: {
   if ($1 == !time) {
    msg $chan  $nick $+ 's current time is 12 $asctime(hh:mm:ss)
  }
}

on :TEXT:!time:#: {
//msg $chan The current time is $asctime(hh:nn:ss)
}

I don't know why you have the backslash there, but you can join $nick and 's by using $+

$nick $+ 's --> MountainDew's