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I know this happens every year but, i am not happy about it because it has funked up serveral things.
1. Games servers get very confused when the clock skips an hour and crash.
2. Night clubs close an hour eailer.
3. I get an hours less sleep.
4. I am robbed of an hour, were i could have been doing my dissertation.
5. Cheeky computers change the time on their own without telling you, then you add an hour to that and you lose more time. :(
I am sure there are plenty of others that you all can think of.
What would you have been doing if an hour had not been stolen from you?
They should work out a system that i am happy with and not just impose this crazy system on me.
1. Games servers get very confused when the clock skips an hour and crash.
2. Night clubs close an hour eailer.
3. I get an hours less sleep.
4. I am robbed of an hour, were i could have been doing my dissertation.
5. Cheeky computers change the time on their own without telling you, then you add an hour to that and you lose more time. :(
I am sure there are plenty of others that you all can think of.
What would you have been doing if an hour had not been stolen from you?
They should work out a system that i am happy with and not just impose this crazy system on me.
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I know this happens every year but, i am not happy about it because it has funked up serveral things.
1. Games servers get very confused when the clock skips an hour and crash.
2. Night clubs close an hour eailer.
3. I get an hours less sleep.
4. I am robbed of an hour, were i could have been doing my dissertation.
5. Cheeky computers change the time on their own without telling you, then you add an hour to that and you lose more time. :(
I am sure there are plenty of others that you all can think of.
What would you have been doing if an hour had not been stolen from you?
They should work out a system that i am happy with and not just impose this crazy system on me.
1. Games servers get very confused when the clock skips an hour and crash.
2. Night clubs close an hour eailer.
3. I get an hours less sleep.
4. I am robbed of an hour, were i could have been doing my dissertation.
5. Cheeky computers change the time on their own without telling you, then you add an hour to that and you lose more time. :(
I am sure there are plenty of others that you all can think of.
What would you have been doing if an hour had not been stolen from you?
They should work out a system that i am happy with and not just impose this crazy system on me.
I woke up an hour early. That does not please me. Not sure when I went to bed but that is besides the point.
Pfft
You'll get the hour back in 6 months time.
With interest.
Since no day is exactly 24 hours long.
Since no day is exactly 24 hours long.
I believe the day is actually 23.94 hours long, hence the reason why we have leap years.
what would i be doing ?
Sleeping probably
an hour here, an hour there what does it matter
Sleeping probably
an hour here, an hour there what does it matter
Chippxero wrote:
> 2. Night clubs close an hour eailer.
No they don't, they stay open until 2am then chuck you out because they've gone over the 20 mins last drinks rule by 40 mins, all in a fraction of a second.
It's worse in Spring. They stay open an extra hour, or until 3am.
> 2. Night clubs close an hour eailer.
No they don't, they stay open until 2am then chuck you out because they've gone over the 20 mins last drinks rule by 40 mins, all in a fraction of a second.
It's worse in Spring. They stay open an extra hour, or until 3am.
what about the nightclubs thet are closed for easter
Chr1s wrote:
> I believe the day is actually 23.94 hours long, hence the reason why
> we have leap years.
Mabye on average but days can be over 24 hrs as well as under.
> I believe the day is actually 23.94 hours long, hence the reason why
> we have leap years.
Mabye on average but days can be over 24 hrs as well as under.
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