BoksNoRox
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HARDEN THE FUCK UP! sorry I pushed the wrong key and sent the incomplete reply. Wankers.
My part of Australia doesn't have it. TropicsI don't know anyone that wants to keep flipping back and forth twice a year. Literally no-one. Yet we cannot get it changed. What does that say about our form of government?
I don't know anyone that wants to keep flipping back and forth twice a year. Literally no-one. Yet we cannot get it changed. What does that say about our form of government?
Yes the best thing was being to sail after work, though more then a few Friday nights sailed after dark in the winter in my younger days. As for getting up in the dark, did it most of my life - always liked getting up before the sun.worked for me as a whippersnapper , extra light after ko was a gimmie![]()
I have wondered how our dogs feel when their dinner is an hour late or early, depending on the shift. Cats must be really pissed.Double adjustment of driving east to work with sunrise in my eyes, not a problem anymore for me. But I have always been in tune with day light and never use an alarm clock even when traveling across multiple time zones. The hour adjustment twice a year really fucks with me!
You do know there is an edit button.HARDEN THE FUCK UP! sorry I pushed the wrong key and sent the incomplete reply. Wankers.
In AZ, no changes besides the earlier start of east coast hockey gamesI thought there was a vote to stop going back and forth with the time changes!
My orchids can’t handle the extra hour of sunlight 😠
I like it, DST gives us an extra hour to race or golf during the weekday. Non-DST in the winter lets kids walk to school with some daylight. How hard is it to change a clock twice a year?I don't know anyone that wants to keep flipping back and forth twice a year. Literally no-one. Yet we cannot get it changed. What does that say about