Is the time changing tonight?

Jonah42

If it is do our clocks go back an hour or forward an hour?

Max Power

Fall back, spring forward.

Jonah42

Cheers, extra hour of sleep so

Fromthetrees

FionnMcCool87 wrote: »

Fall back, spring forward.

That's how I feel up women I don't know, great minds and all that...:)

Jonah42

Fromthetrees wrote: »

That's how I feel up women I don't know, great minds and all that...:)

Be less of your hijinks young man!

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

Just think last weekends:

Always back the last weekend in October
always forward in the last weekend in March.

B.A._Baracus

FionnMcCool87 wrote: »

Fall back, spring forward.

A nice way to remember :P

Agricola

This reminds me of people who cant tell north, south, east, or west. I wonder how these people function at all. I mean its pretty simple to know which way the clock is going. Its 2012, heard of an iphone?

BBDBB

yes, we are moving into the 1990's

WoollyRedHat

Think I'm going to go two hours back.

refusetolose

fall forward , spring back

SEPT 23 1989

We must go forward, not backward. Upward, not forward. And always twirling, twirling, twirling towards freedom

BBDBB

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

We must go forward, not backward. Upward, not forward. And always twirling, twirling, twirling towards freedom

Like a circle in a spiral
Like a wheel within a wheel

Sarn

BBDBB wrote: »

Like a circle in a spiral
Like a wheel within a wheel

In the windmills of Your mind maybe.

orchidsrpretty

Great an extra hour in work for me(without pay) wohoo.

anncoates

Agricola wrote: »

heard of an iphone?

Yes.

Interminably.

PizzamanIRL

Time is always changing.

Mr. CooL ICE

I never understand the way the clocks change. I just wake up the next day, turn on the computer and go by what windows tells me

BBDBB

LordChessington wrote: »

I never understand the way the clocks change. I just wake up the next day, turn on the computer and go by what windows tells me

usually that Java wants to update

bodhrandude

Yep its just changed now, its 8 am Monday morning, time to get up for work :D:D:D:D:D

LordSutch

LordChessington wrote: »

I never understand the way the clocks change.

Something to do with Scotland, I think?

jebuz

I'll tell ya what I don't understand, people asking questions like these on a forum and waiting for a response when you can google the answer in 2.7 seconds.

Badly Drunk Boy

FionnMcCool87 wrote: »

Fall back, spring forward.

Autumn forward, spring back.

Stark

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCWdCKPtnYE

Pottler

jebuz wrote: »

I'll tell ya what I don't understand, people asking questions like these on a forum and waiting for a response when you can google the answer in 2.7 seconds.

Yeah, but that would eliminate 50% of the threads on Boards. Can't be having that now.

Shane-KornSpace

only if we hit 88mph

LordSutch

Badly Drunk Boy wrote: »

Autumn forward, spring back.

Fall back, spring forward . . .

BST ends at 2am Sunday morning, and the clocks 'fall' back by one hour, this then means that you will
have an extra hour in bed tomorrow morning, but it will also be darker much earlier tomorrow evening

wyndham

Ask this guy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3n6Jx_XiLKE

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

wyndham wrote: »

Ask this guy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3n6Jx_XiLKE

Stephen Hawking?! Brilliant! He's bound to know!

entropi

I heard the pubs dont abide by this rule either, they change their contracts accordingly to adjust for it apparently, so no extra drinking hours (unless yer lucky to be at a lock inn )

lifeandtimes

Jonah42 wrote: »

If it is do our clocks go back an hour or forward an hour?

I some confused...im not sure what to do,im afraid to put the clock back on my phone incase it automatically updates itself and I got back in time two hours...i dont know what to do

B.A._Baracus

Master of Nothing wrote: »

I heard the pubs dont abide by this rule either, they change their contracts accordingly to adjust for it apparently, so no extra drinking hours (unless yer lucky to be at a lock inn )

I remember being in a pub a few years ago and we got the extra hour. Not sure what the deal-eo is now tho. By right there should be an extra hour.

TheUsual

Sure, tis a grand auld stretch in d'evenings now so there is.

ghogie91

Lads can anyone one tell me what time it is, is it 22.58 or 21.58?

Bruthal

ghogie91 wrote: »

Lads can anyone one tell me what time it is, is it 22.58 or 21.58?

Master of Nothing wrote: »

I heard the pubs dont abide by this rule either, they change their contracts accordingly to adjust for it apparently, so no extra drinking hours (unless yer lucky to be at a lock inn )

The time officially does not go back until 2 am sunday morning.

A V A

^^ how does that work?

Bruthal

A V A wrote: »

^^ how does that work?

At 2am it becomes 1am. Watch any tv thing such as aertel, sky news etc, and thats what will be seen.

TheUsual

A V A wrote: »

^^ how does that work?

robbie7730 wrote: »

At 2am it becomes 1am

And then at 2am again it goes back to 1am.
And then .... Ground-hog Day.

themadchef

Spare a thought for those working night shift tonight. A pain in the hole to be caught working it. You never used to get paid for the extra hour as it fell as part of your shift. (Well that's how it was back in the day).... oh endless night of nights

Poor cnuts.

Bruthal

TheUsual wrote: »

And then at 2am again it goes back to 1am.
And then .... Ground-hog Day.

Pity they dont do it at 8pm sat, id do the lotto,,, again

A V A

so when do we change our clocks back ? at 2 oclock? or do it now incase you forget

EoghanIRL

BBDBB wrote: »

Like a circle in a spiral
Like a wheel within a wheel

Wheelception

TheUsual

A V A wrote: »

so when do we change our clocks back ? at 2 oclock? or do it now incase you forget

*recorded response*
Sorry we are all in the future now.
You are all alone.

Turn off the gas.

Thesafetyman

Doesn't matter.Tomorrow is Sunday, you can have a lie-in anyway!

Bruthal

A V A wrote: »

so when do we change our clocks back ? at 2 oclock? or do it now incase you forget

Do it at last orders

alchemist33

Thesafetyman wrote: »

Doesn't matter.Tomorrow is Sunday, you can have a lie-in anyway!

Not if you have small children who will come in and jump on your head at what they perceive as the usual time. Then you end up getting an hour's less sleep than everyone else!

Reamer Fanny

Yes tonight we go back in time

A V A

will i not just do it now just incase i forget will that work

Bruthal

A V A wrote: »

will i not just do it now just incase i forget will that work

No you`l have to drop below warp speed first, and clear out the jefferies tube

franktheplank

Yes time is changing tonight.

No longer will it 'pass' in a linear continuous manner.

From here on in I shall interpret the activities of a small nest of ants in my back lawn. Based on these readings and my interpretations of them, I shall chose a moment on the continuum and the manner from which time will disperse from this point.

Any questions, you at the back on the pogo?

admiralofthefleet

dont forget to put your clock forward one day in just over an hour people