The changing of the clocks

The changing of the clocks

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Zoobeef

6,004 posts

159 months

Sunday 29th March 2015
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It's not discussed because it's a good thing and everyone likes it. Wait until later in the year and there will a massive discussion about it going back.

It's a st system they need to stop doing.

groucho

12,134 posts

247 months

Sunday 29th March 2015
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Please just leave it on GMT.

Don

28,377 posts

285 months

Sunday 29th March 2015
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Please just leave it on BST!

Sump

5,484 posts

168 months

Sunday 29th March 2015
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Must say, like being able to wash my car in the evenings.

Zoobeef

6,004 posts

159 months

Sunday 29th March 2015
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BST should be all year round or, maybe even better, GMT+1 in the winter(BST) and GMT+2 in the summer!

Einion Yrth

19,575 posts

245 months

Sunday 29th March 2015
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The sun should be at its highest in the sky around noon, that's GMT. Furthermore, as an early riser, the extra fortnight or so of getting up in the dark imposed upon me by the switch to BST really fecks me off.

Stugots

358 posts

227 months

Sunday 29th March 2015
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The clock in my car is right again biggrin

Zoobeef

6,004 posts

159 months

Sunday 29th March 2015
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Einion Yrth said:
The sun should be at its highest in the sky around noon, that's GMT. Furthermore, as an early riser, the extra fortnight or so of getting up in the dark imposed upon me by the switch to BST really fecks me off.
Yes let's once again pander to the minority.

iva cosworth

44,044 posts

164 months

Sunday 29th March 2015
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Let's see if the garage who have my Fiat this weekend return it with the clock changed.

That is service if they do.

Einion Yrth

19,575 posts

245 months

Sunday 29th March 2015
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Zoobeef said:
Einion Yrth said:
The sun should be at its highest in the sky around noon, that's GMT. Furthermore, as an early riser, the extra fortnight or so of getting up in the dark imposed upon me by the switch to BST really fecks me off.
Yes let's once again pander to the minority.
No, I was just thinking that we should set it to be celestially correct. If you want the working day to be 8 to 4 to allow for your desire for longer evenings I could live with that. I could actually live with most arrangements that don't involve fecking around with the clocks twice a year.

omgus

7,305 posts

176 months

Sunday 29th March 2015
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Kiltie said:
Several clocks in the house are right again. smile
yes Me too, although all my watches that were right yesterday are not wrong. At least the watches that were wrong are now right again. hehe

Stugots said:
The clock in my car is right again biggrin
rofl Now that is bloody lazy!

Shuvi McTupya

24,460 posts

248 months

Sunday 29th March 2015
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omgus said:
Kiltie said:
Several clocks in the house are right again. smile
yes Me too, although all my watches that were right yesterday are not wrong. At least the watches that were wrong are now right again. hehe

Stugots said:
The clock in my car is right again biggrin
rofl Now that is bloody lazy!
I have owned my current car for three years. The clock has been wrong the entire time..

I have a watch.

soad

32,909 posts

177 months

Monday 30th March 2015
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Stugots said:
The clock in my car is right again biggrin
Lazy fker. hehe

Forgot to mention your oven and central heating clocks. wink

Don

28,377 posts

285 months

Monday 30th March 2015
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Stugots said:
The clock in my car is right again biggrin
I don't bother changing the Porsche and TVR's clocks in winter. They're mostly summer cars anyway!

Foliage

3,861 posts

123 months

Monday 30th March 2015
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Shuvi McTupya said:
I have owned my current car for three years. The clock has been wrong the entire time..

I have a watch.
My car automatically changes time, no idea what kind of witchcraft that is.

funkyrobot

18,789 posts

229 months

Monday 30th March 2015
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Shuvi McTupya said:
I have owned my current car for three years. The clock has been wrong the entire time..

I have a watch.
How do you know you haven't owned it for four years?

smile

tonyvid

9,869 posts

244 months

Monday 30th March 2015
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Don said:
Stugots said:
The clock in my car is right again biggrin
I don't bother changing the Porsche and TVR's clocks in winter. They're mostly summer cars anyway!
Me too! It's too dark to see the MG clock in the autumn so I leave it be smile

Dog Star

16,145 posts

169 months

Tuesday 31st March 2015
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It's a total ballache; I drive from West to East over the M62 every day. A while ago it was awful in the mornings - full on sun directly in your face - usually accompanied by spray. Easily adds 30 minutes to the journey as it causes the traffic to come to a stop at certain points, it's really bad.

However all was well because the sun got high enough that it wasn't just on the horizon.

But no! The clock change means that the sun is back in optimum dazzle position again frown It's been awful these last two days.

C.A.R.

3,967 posts

189 months

Tuesday 31st March 2015
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tonyvid said:
Don said:
Stugots said:
The clock in my car is right again biggrin
I don't bother changing the Porsche and TVR's clocks in winter. They're mostly summer cars anyway!
Me too! It's too dark to see the MG clock in the autumn so I leave it be smile
I've been using my car daily and didn't bother updating the clock. The worst part is that it is so easy to do. Instead of actually bothering I just remembered that the clock was an hour fast.

Properly confused my boss when we were out at a business meeting and he thought we were going to be late.

oyster

12,608 posts

249 months

Tuesday 31st March 2015
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Zoobeef said:
BST should be all year round or, maybe even better, GMT+1 in the winter(BST) and GMT+2 in the summer!
Why on earth would you need daylight at/beyond 11pm?