Daylight Saving Time (DST)

[Sir Wood]

Errrr... might be too late for some folks, but for those that live in time zones that do observe DST, if you didn't know we begin Daylight Saving Time (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daylight_saving_time) about 4-weeks early (meaning you set your clock ahead 1-hour, "spring forward"): Sunday, 2am, March 11.

United States and Canada: Daylight Saving Time Extended Starting 2007 (http://www.timeanddate.com/news/time/us-daylight-saving-extended.html)

Eh, just a public announcement. Take it as you will. :rolleyes:

[MiamMiam]

Ugh I hate daylight savings time :(

[nurvonic]

yeah dammit, now i gotta show up at work an hour early tonight:mad:

[SupaKrupa]

We call that "A waste of an hour of sleep" when we have to set it forward hehe.

[MiamMiam]

Yeah! Daylight savings is a dumb concept because we lose an hour! Plus the whole thing just gets confusing.

[atra201]

explain more plz.

[zpa]

I guess it depends a lot on where you live. At least here it's nice to have a bit more daylight in the midsummer months :) (not that there's any shortage of it, tho)

[MiamMiam]

Well at least I'll be looking foward to the fall when we get that hour back :p

[CFHollister]

Well at least I'll be looking foward to the fall when we get that hour back :p

Hell no! I hate the "winter" clock settings. I wish we had the "summer" settig year 'round.

[RMJ]

I have not seen day light in few days...

[Geech]

I want that hour of sleep that I lost back :-p

[MiamMiam]

I want my sleep too :(

[SupaKrupa]

I have not seen day light in few days...

LOL! Is that what it's like in Scandinavia?

[rcs]

I have not seen day light in few days...

Bummer RMJ. Wish we could box it up and send it to you. :D

[RMJ]

LOL! Is that what it's like in Scandinavia?
Nope.. It's called sleeping during day and staying up nights.

[SupaKrupa]

Oh. You're nocturnal? :D