BYH
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I swear it went from the 1 o'clock hour to the 3 o'clock hour in the blink of an eye.
I blame Bush.
I blame Bush.
Man time is flying!
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Chi City 81
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Look at the bright side. You can claim you lasted one hour, eight seconds. Doesn't that establish a new record for you? :)
Piotr Rasputin
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What's "man time"?
sportschick
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Piotr Rasputin said:
I think it's part of Star Trek lore.
BYH
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spnited said:
****ing ****ed up is what it is!!!
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BYH
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spnited said:Piotr Rasputin said:
Spock looks far too happy to see Capt. Kirk. Not that there's anything wrong .....
Maybe he just got him a great deal on priceline.com?
HejiraHenry
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I marvel that my cellphone and Lappy 386 automatically know it's time to change.
They just ... know.
Weird.
They just ... know.
Weird.
My grandma asked me earlier how I was going to fix my clocks. I told her "My phone and computer do that for me, and I don't plan on waking up in time to be productive tomorrow anyway. I'll change my bedroom clock then" -- though I suppose I could do that before I hit the sheets.
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Mikey's theme song.
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HejiraHenry
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Funny thing about the bedroom clocks.
My wife has a clock on her side of the bed and always changes it when the time changes.
The clock on my side of the bed, which I unfailingly ignore in favor of the clock and alarm functions on my phone, stays on Daylight Saving Time all year around.
It's a mild corollary, I suppose, to the notion that even a stopped clock is right twice a day.
My wife has a clock on her side of the bed and always changes it when the time changes.
The clock on my side of the bed, which I unfailingly ignore in favor of the clock and alarm functions on my phone, stays on Daylight Saving Time all year around.
It's a mild corollary, I suppose, to the notion that even a stopped clock is right twice a day.
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Angola!
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My computer just changed and I realized I should probably go to bed soon. Not that I have any thing to do before 1:30 p.m., but ****, it is suddenly 3:20 a.m.
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Angola!
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Damn, the board suddenly got dead.
I blame Daylight Saving.
Of course, I won't be mad at all tomorrow at 5 p.m. when the sun is still shining and it is warm.
I blame Daylight Saving.
Of course, I won't be mad at all tomorrow at 5 p.m. when the sun is still shining and it is warm.
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DemoChristian
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When she was young, my mother famously (in my family anyway) asked her father how the plants would get enough sunlight during daylight savings time.
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Angola! said:
For me, it was to watch KU-Texas A&M and UNC-Duke on DVR. And to count the ways UCLA should have lost another game, catching up on those highlights. I would have watched some of Belmont and Austin Peay clinch spots in the NCAA Tournament, but seeing as to how those were 20-point games, I just deleted those and called it good. I've seen enough basketball tonight.
