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Worst thing about daylight savings time?!?
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Walrus
·6:40a I can catch sunrise now let’s keep it like this
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fiberguy
·Standard Time
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GarethS
·An apochryphal tale but worth repeating that on being told about daylight saving a Native American Indian once remarked "Only white man would cut a foot off a blanket, sew it on the other end and think he has a longer blanket"
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Waltesefalcon
·I and most people I know would rather leave it at DST year round.
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Pastorbottle
·I have budgies (parakeets) and Biggles is the most reliable time keeper in the house, he starts shouting "wanting to see the manager" at exactly 6:50 PM every evening because at 7:00 PM it is time for the little buggers to go bed, In daylight savings time it becomes 7:50 PM when he starts.
I don't know how he does it with such unerring accuracy.
In the morning he seems the prefer to go by the amount of daylight rather than the time....what a odd little bird he is, the others don't seem to care much, they just leave it to him! He is a rescue, so it would seem to be something ingrained in him from his past.
I don't know how he does it with such unerring accuracy.
In the morning he seems the prefer to go by the amount of daylight rather than the time....what a odd little bird he is, the others don't seem to care much, they just leave it to him! He is a rescue, so it would seem to be something ingrained in him from his past.
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Vercingetorix
··Spam RiskThat’s a pretty mad number of atmos clocks to have but I’d totally have that many if I had the funds, space and no kids to bang into them
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Vinz Clortho
·Tired of feeling out of whack for a week or so each spring and autumn. Should split the difference and move it half an hour forward or back, this is the new time year round
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neilfrancis
·No lume on my fave watches.
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Vinz Clortho
·And I stand with the pups of the world who don't understand why dinner is late again for another day.
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bsowers34
·My cat had no problem with the change.
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dsio
··Ash @ ΩFWelcome to hell, I don’t think anyone has it worse than us.
Yes, those are half hour time zones, no there is no good reason for them to exist.
Yes, those are half hour time zones, no there is no good reason for them to exist.
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Vinz Clortho
·Welcome to hell, I don’t think anyone has it worse than us.
Yes, those are half hour time zones, no there is no good reason for them to exist.
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dsio
··Ash @ ΩFThat's all kinds of messed up. Is there an Australian GMT with a bunch of different arrows to track this time shifts?
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DaveK
·The dog complaining that he wants dinner at 4pm.
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Pastorbottle
·DST isn't that hard guys In the backward states they think that DST fades the curtains and puts the chooks off the lay, but here in the progressive states we have a more enlightened attitude, we embrace and welcome DST, it means we have more light and a bigger block of time after work to do stuff we like, it might be some sport like golf, tennis or some such, possibly do some gardening if that's your bag, maybe go the the beach or like myself buggerise about with the cars.
By having DST it effectively transfers some daylight from the useless end of the day to a more convenient time of the day more most people, and tis is coming from someone who does a lot of shift work, and as such I don't often get any of benefits of DST, and I still don't mind it.
By having DST it effectively transfers some daylight from the useless end of the day to a more convenient time of the day more most people, and tis is coming from someone who does a lot of shift work, and as such I don't often get any of benefits of DST, and I still don't mind it.
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Waltesefalcon
·DST isn't that hard guys In the backward states they think that DST fades the curtains and puts the chooks off the lay, but here in the progressive states we have a more enlightened attitude, we embrace and welcome DST, it means we have more light and a bigger block of time after work to do stuff we like, it might be some sport like golf, tennis or some such, possibly do some gardening if that's your bag, maybe go the the beach or like myself buggerise about with the cars.
By having DST it effectively transfers some daylight from the useless end of the day to a more convenient time of the day more most people, and tis is coming from someone who does a lot of shift work, and as such I don't often get any of benefits of DST, and I still don't mind it.
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