Ok so who....

Cee-Jay-Cee

Forgot about the clocks going back last night and got up an hour too early.

Me.

Dicky Pride

You must have a very old phone.

kneemos

Just get an earlier mass.

Patser

My baby.

And I spent ages explaining that the clocks would go back too, resetting the clocks in front of her and allowed her stay up an extra 15 minutes too. Now I'm facing an extra hour of Peppa Pig.

Damn 10 months old, she's even giggling dementedly away here.

vicwatson

Damn you clocks going back, stupid concept (Unless of course you've availed of the extra hours sleep in which case damn you!)

Cee-Jay-Cee

kneemos wrote: »

Just get an earlier mass.

I went yesterday evening so that's not an option, can only tolerate one mass with Fr Brennan a week.

Wise Old Elf

Patser wrote: »

My baby.

And I spent ages explaining that the clocks would go back too, resetting the clocks in front of her and allowed her stay up an extra 15 minutes too. Now I'm facing an extra hour of Peppa Pig.

Damn 10 months old, she's even giggling dementedly away here.

Same here. I've even grown to like peppa compared to other drivel like dora.

Have come to HATE this day. My older kid wanted to get up at ten to f***ing 6.

Northern Monkey

UPC did. Says 9.30 on their box. Almost missed the start of F1 because of it!

YbFocus

Northern Monkey wrote: »

UPC did. Says 9.30 on their box. Almost missed the start of F1 because of it!

God Damn it ( running for sitting room )

DamagedTrax

me

ted1

I'm going to stay I summer time it makes getting up for the gym before work much easier,

vibe666

If you have young kids then you just get up when they do, you normally don't get much of a say in what time that is unfortunately, so clocks back or forward makes no difference.

If you don't, then it's Sunday and you can lay in until whenever you fancy so you get up when you wake up, so where's the problem with what hour it says on a clock?

ted1

Northern Monkey wrote: »

UPC did. Says 9.30 on their box. Almost missed the start of F1 because of it!

Trying to figure this one out. The clicks went back, so you wouldn't have missed it, you would have been an hour early fire it .

YbFocus

vibe666 wrote: »

If you have young kids then you just get up when they do, you normally don't get much of a say in what time that is unfortunately, so clocks back or forward makes no difference.

If you don't, then it's Sunday and you can lay in until whenever you fancy so you get up when you wake up, so where's the problem with what hour it says on a clock?

Because you miss the start of the f1 because of it!

Northern Monkey

ted1 wrote: »

Trying to figure this one out. The clicks went back, so you wouldn't have missed it, you would have been an hour early fire it .

It's now 8.48, but the UPC guide is saying that the f1 starts at 9.30 when it actually started at 8.30

Badly Drunk Boy

I didn't forget, and I had nowt to get up for. But still, I was up at 6-ish.

I had to change the time on the clock in my sitting-room, and also on my phone. My phone isn't new...

Patser

Disco Stuart wrote: »

Same here. I've even grown to like peppa compared to other drivel like dora.

Same here. Ever find yourself watching it even without the kids around? Ben and Holly's little kingdom has me doing that. I think it's just the sexual tension between Nanny Plum and Wise Old Elf - haven't seen the likes since Mulder and Scully or Moonlighting.

kneemos

Northern Monkey wrote: »

UPC did. Says 9.30 on their box. Almost missed the start of F1 because of it!

Check your settings,I'll bet UPC know what time it is.

fasttalkerchat

Patser wrote: »

My baby.

And I spent ages explaining that the clocks would go back too, resetting the clocks in front of her and allowed her stay up an extra 15 minutes too. Now I'm facing an extra hour of Peppa Pig.

Damn 10 months old, she's even giggling dementedly away here.

My 6 month old partly understood and got up 2 hours early. Shouldn't have tried to explain it at all.

Now he's crying because he thinks leap years will affect his birthday.

Cee-Jay-Cee

vibe666 wrote: »

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If you don't, then it's Sunday and you can lay in until whenever you fancy so you get up when you wake up, so where's the problem with what hour it says on a clock?

Except for all those thousands of people who work on a Sunday.

My phone updated the time automatically as did my watch but I never looked at either and took the time fromthe stupid 20 year old radio/clock alarm.

Wise Old Elf

Patser wrote: »

Same here. Ever find yourself watching it even without the kids around? Ben and Holly's little kingdom has me doing that. I think it's just the sexual tension between Nanny Plum and Wise Old Elf - haven't seen the likes since Mulder and Scully or Moonlighting.

More that I flick on the TV after they've gone to bed and after watching it for a few minutes, realising WHAT the F*** ARE YOUDOING? You're right with the wise old elf and nanny plum though.

Witchie

So what time it now so I can be sure my phone is right without getting out of bed to check tv or laptop?

The Backwards Man

Witchie wrote: »

So what time it now so I can be sure my phone is right without getting out of bed to check tv or laptop?

7.23 am

Sunnyisland

Hang on a minute, you want to be a right tick not to know the clocks went forward...

Witchie

The Backwards Man wrote: »

7.23 am

Great so. Can go back to sleep for a few hours and not miss my bus.

vibe666

CJC999 wrote: »

Except for all those thousands of people who work on a Sunday.

anyone who works on any Sunday who has to get up at X time and doesn't set an alarm deserves to be late and should get zero sympathy. :rolleyes:

Greyfox

Was wondering why the shutters were down at work this morning, had to be told by the security guard to stop banging on the shutters and I was a half hour early and not a half hour late, thing is nobody cares if your late on sundays so I missed out on an extra hour with my new electric blanket for nothing

mud

My phone didn't change but my computer did so I got a pleasant surprise.

(I'm still in bed but it's cool because it's not twenty to 12 any more)

xXxkorixXx

when you have a 2 year old full to the gills with energy there is no such thing as getting up too early

vibe666

xXxkorixXx wrote: »

when you have a 2 year old full to the gills with energy there is no such thing as getting up too early

amen to that brother/sister! :pac:

cloud493

I was awakened at 5.30am anyway cos of my 9 year old sister :pac:

ted1

realies wrote: »

Hang on a minute, you want to be a right tick not to know the clocks went forward...

Clocks went back, so your 2 hours fast, but seem very slow.

Cee-Jay-Cee

The Backwards Man wrote: »

7.23 am

No it's not its 11:56. Your watch must be stopped/broke. Maybe try a new battery or wind it if it's I've of those really really old type watches.

kneemos

ted1 wrote: »

Clocks went back, so your 2 hours fast, but seem very slow.

Fall toward.Spring back.

ted1

kneemos wrote: »

Fall toward.Spring back.

You've got to be trolling, fall back, spring forward.