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i wish someone would've told me that europe changes at a different time than the usa. today has been the most confusing day full of (one) missed appointment. for a long time i thought i was dreaming.. |
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03-26-2006 11:11 PM #1Member Achievements:
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daylight savings time
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03-27-2006 12:18 AM #2Old Seahag
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It's bloody annoying and I'm glad they're gonna stop doing it here.
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03-27-2006 01:49 PM #3Member
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I got really confused yesterday too. I thought my phone (which averages at about 15 mintues fast) had finally kicked the bucket and gone haywire.
But no, a check on a time website revealed the truth; DST.
What do you mean they are stopping it here?Roddi i mi galon lán
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03-27-2006 02:24 PM #4Generic lucid dreamer
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Yeah, what is this about stopping it? I wish they would. Right now, my German counterparts are 7 hours ahead of me. It was bad enough when it was only 6!
you must be the change you wish to see in the world...
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03-27-2006 02:37 PM #5-
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Actually I kind of like it. Now it stays light longer in the evening. It saves power, and it basicly gives you more sunlight thoughout the day.
And once a year you have an extra hour of sleep. (ok and one day you have 1 hour less)“What a peculiar privilege has this little agitation of the brain which we call 'thought'” -Hume
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