Clocks go forward tonight.

kneemos

So what time will it be tomorrow at 7am?

kfallon

kneemos wrote: »

So what time will it be tomorrow at 7am?

7am.....

martinr5232

7 am

Timberrrrrrrr

Erm


Clocks go forward tonight not back.

Spunge

thought it was forward ?

NomadicGray

Time for you to get a clue

Ranchu

Do we lose án hour in the boozer?

Amirani

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

Erm


Clocks go forward tonight not back.

Clocks go back to their state of being forward of the default of being back. Simple.

The Backwards Man

If kneemos has €1000 in one pocket and €1900 in the other, what has he got?

Spunge

either way it sucks, everyone gets an earlier saturday night out and i get less sleep till monday

Timberrrrrrrr

The Backwards Man wrote: »

If kneemos has €1000 in one pocket and €1900 in the other, what has he got?

Oh oh oh

i know this


he has 2 pockets!

The Backwards Man

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

Oh oh oh

i know this


he has 2 pockets!

Close!

Someone else's trousers on.

astraj

The Backwards Man wrote: »

If kneemos has €1000 in one pocket and €1900 in the other, what has he got?

Full pockets.

The Backwards Man

Spunge wrote: »

either way it sucks, everyone gets an earlier saturday night out and i get less sleep till monday

Saturday night out is just as long, it's the lie in the morning that is shorter.

Amirani

Spunge wrote: »

either way it sucks, everyone gets an earlier saturday night out and i get less sleep till monday

I'm flying from Brazil to Ireland tonight. My time difference will suddenly become 33% longer, meaning worse jetlag. Sucks.

My name is URL

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

Erm


Clocks go forward tonight not back.

I'm not throwing away a perfectly good hour just because of convention.

My clocks will be going back 11 hours

steamengine

Spring forward, Fall back - an easy way to remember it.

cnoc

kneemos wrote: »

So what time will it be tomorrow at 7am?

Is that summer time or winter time?

Duff

Do we get less time in Coppers tonight or wha?

YellowFeather

Ah crap - really? Am away and was actually planning on getting up for breakfast, which finishes at 10am. But now 10am is 9am apparently.

And there's meant to be waffles. The pancakey ones, not the potato ones (which are also gorgeous).

get the waffles THEN go back to bed

LordSutch

cnoc wrote: »

Is that summer time or winter time?

BST.

Timberrrrrrrr

YellowFeather wrote: »

Ah crap - really? Am away and was actually planning on getting up for breakfast, which finishes at 10am. But now 10am is 9am apparently.

And there's meant to be waffles. The pancakey ones, not the potato ones (which are also gorgeous).

Order room service.

The Backwards Man

YellowFeather wrote: »

Ah crap - really? Am away and was actually planning on getting up for breakfast, which finishes at 10am. But now 10am is 9am apparently.

And there's meant to be waffles. The pancakey ones, not the potato ones (which are also gorgeous).

If you put your clock forward right now then it will be 10 at 10 instead of 9.:)

For Forks Sake

bluewolf wrote: »

get the waffles THEN go back to bed

Get room service to bring you the waffles.

Thelomen Toblackai

So are they going back or forward or what ?

Kevin McCloud

Diego Simeone wrote: »

I'm flying from Brazil to Ireland tonight. My time difference will suddenly become 33% longer, meaning worse jetlag. Sucks.

Throw back a few whiskeys and get some sleep on the plane, sorted.

For Forks Sake

Thelomen Toblackai wrote: »

So are they going back or forward or what ?

Twirling, always twirling.....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uyaJ8eR9tzw

Kim Kardashi Un

steamengine wrote: »

Spring forward, Fall back - an easy way to remember it.

I thought that saying was about boners?

YellowFeather

bluewolf wrote: »

get the waffles THEN go back to bed

Ha - yeah. Think that's the plan now. Buffet thing so room service wouldn't be as much fun. Would it be weird to wander in there, pile up a plate of foods, and wander back upto the room? Anyway - thanks to the clocks moving around, that's what I'ma gonna do.

YellowFeather

The Backwards Man wrote: »

If you put your clock forward right now then it will be 10 at 10 instead of 9.:)

Pfffff - you and your logic.

PARlance

They should leave it until good Friday. One less hour to complain about.

uck51js9zml2yt

The Backwards Man wrote: »

If kneemos has €1000 in one pocket and €1900 in the other, what has he got?

A stretch ahead of him in Mountjoy

Kevin McCloud

PARlance wrote: »

They should leave it until good Friday. One less hour to complain about.

One less hour in the pub.

endacl

Spunge wrote: »

thought it was forward ?

Turn around.

The Backwards Man

endacl wrote: »

Turn around.

Bright eyes.

refusetolose

steamengine wrote: »

Spring forward, Fall back - an easy way to remember it.

spring back, fall forward?

GerB40

kneemos wrote: »

So what time will it be tomorrow at 7am?

Quarter past four last Tuesday.

An hour less daylight in the morning and an hour less dark in the evening.

Junkyard Tom

Ireland used to have its clocks set 25 minutes behind Britain pre 1916.

In Ireland – where the sun, as measured by the Dunsink Observatory, rose 25 minutes and 21 seconds later than at Greenwich – time was officially defined as Dublin Mean Time.

irishtimes.com/news/politics/dublin-lost-its-time-zone-and-25-minutes-after-1916-rising

cnoc

Junkyard Cat wrote: »

Ireland used to have its clocks set 25 minutes behind Britain pre 1916.

How far behind was Galway then?

Turtyturd

Heh....Dunsink observatory.

WoollyRedHat

What does Dr. Who have to say in all this, he is the Time Lord after all, it's his example we should be following.

Songs with Time in it...

Junkyard Tom

cnoc wrote: »

How far behind was Galway then?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7BkdARYNAE

whatismyname

Clocks are going forward, but we've a thread titled 'clocks go back' wonder how many people's days that will mess up tomorrow

HeidiHeidi

LordSutch wrote: »

BST.

UTC +1

Junkyard Cat wrote: »

Ireland used to have its clocks set 25 minutes behind Britain pre 1916.

:eek:

Tearin It Up

What I want to know, do I have to change anything on my smart phone or not? Does it change automatically? This time change is confusing.

whatismyname

Tearin It Up wrote: »

What I want to know, do I have to change anything on my smart phone or not? Does it change automatically?

Usually I think they do yeah, but maybe when you wake up google 'what time is it' and check it matches what's on the phone, just to be sure, like.

HeidiHeidi

Tearin It Up wrote: »

What I want to know, do I have to change anything on my smart phone or not? Does it change automatically? This time change is confusing.

I hope not, I've a 6am alarm tomorrow (so 5am really) and I'm presuming the phone will switch itself to the new time! Otherwise my boss won't be very pleased......

Tearin It Up

Junkyard Cat wrote: »

Ireland used to have its clocks set 25 minutes behind Britain pre 1916.

So, right now, it should be 7.24pm

whatismyname

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

I hope not, I've a 6am alarm tomorrow (so 5am really) and I'm presuming the phone will switch itself to the new time! Otherwise my boss won't be very pleased......

Can't post the link to the source as I'm new, but this may help:

But it’s important to check that iPhones and other smartphones have the right settings ahead of Saturday night, especially if they’re being used as an alarm clock.

In the “Date & Time” settings on an iPhone, there is an option to turn off the “Set Automatically” option, which should be set to on to ensure that the time on the phone responds. There is a very similar option on Android and other operating systems, as well as desktop ones.

For most people, the setting will never have been turned off. But it might have been changed over if you were travelling and didn’t want the time to change, or if you ever altered the time manually