title says it all
not in the US
Quote from: Count Berbatov on October 28, 2012, 01:05:29 AM
not in the US
Correct. Two days before the election is DLST in the US.
i forgot, got up to watch grand prix a little early
Quote from: alfie on October 28, 2012, 07:31:12 AM
i forgot, got up to watch grand prix a little early
lol. i tried . still a woman who works with my missus thought they went back on saturday and turned up for work at 5 am instaed of 6. now thats a kick in the testicles.
When you have a 4 and a 1 year old.... The clocks don't go back you just get up earlier!!! 5am on a Sundays is not much fun.
Quote from: Jambo on October 28, 2012, 09:15:48 AM
When you have a 4 and a 1 year old.... The clocks don't go back you just get up earlier!!! 5am on a Sundays is not much fun.
same as that got a 4 and 3 year old.
Quote from: Jambo on October 28, 2012, 09:15:48 AM
When you have a 4 and a 1 year old.... The clocks don't go back you just get up earlier!!! 5am on a Sundays is not much fun.
When i was wee i used to take my parents up breakfast in bed on a Sunday. My Dad got a tad annoyed at the early hour i disturbed them, he was a semi pro musician and played Saturday nights to the early hours. To stop me waking him too early with his breakfast he imposed a curfew that i wasn't allowed to go in my parents bedroom until after 9 am on a Sunday morning. That applied at Christmas and New Years day also.
It is a needless waste of effort. Going round changing clocks and stretching and pressing buttons and flashing lights and flashing buttons and pressing lights. To what end? Nobody cares or needs it anymore.
Then there is always the clock or watch you miss and the ones that should change automatically but dont.
If I had time in a bottle the first that I'd like to do is leave it there.
Enjoyed the clocks going back,Spent an extra hour a work !!!!!
Nightshifts dont i love them....... :58: