Don't forget to change those clocks!

oneweb · 25-10-2003 5:50pm #1

Clocks go back tonight (25th/26th)

Dustaz · 25-10-2003 5:52pm

YAY!

passive · 25-10-2003 8:22pm

*switches his clocks back now to add an hour to his night*

sunbeam · 25-10-2003 8:26pm

The only night of the year where you get to live a hour of your life over

I hate those dark evenings though.....:(

Mossy Monk · 25-10-2003 11:00pm

Originally posted by sunbeam
I hate those dark evenings though.....:(

i love those dark evenings

malico · 25-10-2003 11:08pm

Damnit!

I'm workign the late shift (11-8am) That means they get an extra hour out of me!

sceptre · 25-10-2003 11:42pm

Ah good. My kitchen clock and watch will be telling the right time again. I'm too lazy to change them so they're an hour out for six months of the year. Every other clock (vijo, PC etc) will reset itself.

And an hour more in bed for free (Fall back, Spring forward). Yay!

damnyanks · 26-10-2003 12:48am

Yeah I'm tired... nite

Mossy Monk · 26-10-2003 4:08am

how does my PC know when to change clocks. is the changing date set for the next hundred years or something

one of the many things i wonder about

daveirl · 26-10-2003 11:33am

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sceptre · 26-10-2003 11:52am

^yeah, what Dave said.

Am I right in remembering that it used to be the third Sunday in October before the EU changed it for the UK and Ireland to bring us in line with the bratvurst-swallowing militants and the cheese-eating surrender monkeys?

Lump · 26-10-2003 12:08pm

Yea, I was working last night, 13 hours instead of 12..... well at least I get paid for it.

John

Lord Nikon · 29-10-2003 5:36am

Originally posted by sceptre
Every other clock (vijo, PC etc) will reset itself.

And an hour more in bed for free (Fall back, Spring forward). Yay!

Ha, you said Vijo. I say that , hee hee. Vijo is a cool word.

Don't forget to change those clocks!

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