It will be later than you think tomorrow morning.

Spanish Eyes

So, you are lying there and thinking it is ten bells, but it really is eleven.

Get up outta that.

I detest these changes of clocks.

Anyone else feel the same. But we are stuck with it for now unless someone decides in a few years that it will all be the same at this time.

Sardonicat

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

Anyone else feel the same. But we are stuck with it for now unless someone decides in a few years that it will all be the same at this time.

Just 1 more year Spanish.

Your Face

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

I detest these changes of clocks.

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I hate that about clocks, they change every second.

igCorcaigh

Your Face wrote: »

I hate that about clocks, they change every second.

Even when they're wrong, they're sometimes right. Hate clocks.

Franz Von Peppercorn

igCorcaigh wrote: »

Even when they're wrong, they're sometimes right. Hate clocks.

Right twice a day, innit.

Fighting Tao

The devices I use for telling me the time automatically change so it will be exactly what I expected. No later, no earlier.

Franz Von Peppercorn

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

So, you are lying there and thinking it is ten bells, but it really is eleven.

Get up outta that.

I detest these changes of clocks.

Anyone else feel the same. But we are stuck with it for now unless someone decides in a few years that it will all be the same at this time.

It’s malcontents like you that have caused the recent messing with a working system.

“Ooh I lose an hour of sleep once a year”. Feck off.

somesoldiers

I love eejits in work still talk about arranging their BS meetings in GMT for the next 6 months when they really mean BST

Sardonicat

Fighting Tao wrote: »

The devices I use for telling me the time automatically change so it will be exactly what I expected. No later, no earlier.

But they've stolen an hour of precious sleep!

igCorcaigh

somesoldiers wrote: »

I love eejits in work still talk about arranging their BS meetings in GMT for the next 6 months when they really mean BST

Or IST for us Irish.

Hande hoche!

Working a night shift this evening, so tis grand.

Omackeral

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

So, you are lying there and thinking it is ten bells, but it really is eleven.


I detest these changes of clocks.

I detest people who say the bolded part.

Skylinehead

Omackeral wrote: »

I detest people who say the bolded part.

You hate people who say the time?

theteal

So enjoy yourself. . .

FishOnABike

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

So, you are lying there and thinking it is ten bells, but it really is eleven.

Omackeral wrote: »

I detest people who say the bolded part.

But it really is eleven. Irish Standard Time is one hour ahead of GMT ( or UTC if you prefer). We put the clock back in Winter.

In Ireland, the Standard Time Act 1968 legally established that the time for general purposes in the State (to be known as standard time) shall be one hour in advance of Greenwich mean time throughout the year.

This act was amended by the Standard Time (Amendment) Act 1971, which legally established Greenwich Mean Time as a winter time period.

Ireland therefore operates one hour behind standard time during the winter period, and reverts to standard time in the summer months. This is defined in contrast to the other states in the European Union, which operate one hour ahead of standard time during the summer period, but produces the same end result.

Omackeral

Omackeral wrote: »

I detest people who say the bolded part.

i think you mixed up their post with people who say the 'oh but if the clocks didnt change it would really be 10, not 11, so it's reaaaaaally 10'

Mrcaramelchoc

I love sittin in the kitchen,listenin to the grandfather clock shmoking the fag and havin de drop of whishkey. nothin but me and the clock.waitin for it to go forward

Fighting Tao

Sardonicat wrote: »

But they've stolen an hour of precious sleep!

Why should I believe you? I’ll set the alarm in the morning and I’ll get up at that time not an hour behind!

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Sardonicat wrote: »

But they've stolen an hour of precious sleep!

Or we're paying back the hour we borrowed in October.

Sardonicat

Fighting Tao wrote: »

Sardonicat wrote: »

But they've stolen an hour of precious sleep!

Why should I believe you? I’ll set the alarm in the morning and I’ll get up at that time not an hour behind!

You'll be sleepy. It will be darker ( if you're an early riser) . I hate this time shift. Hate it.

mad muffin

I’ve already the clocks forward… fück it.

Franz Von Peppercorn

Kaleb Thundering Self-possession wrote: »

Or we're paying back the hour we borrowed in October.

Speak for yourself. I was woken up early.