Clocks go forward this evening!

tlr online · 26-03-05, 22:17

Don't forget. 2am this morning, clocks go forward one hour.

tazmine · 26-03-05, 22:32

In Canada, our time doesn't change until next weekend. Same for the US, I think.

Neteru · 26-03-05, 22:40

Thanks for the reminder tlr, I always forget!

Melonie Tomb Raider · 26-03-05, 22:58

Yeah, I'm pretty sure our time in the US doesn't change until next week. Ithink... I guess I will find out though.

Tramp · 26-03-05, 23:03

Ours went back at 2am today. Praise the Lord Daylight Savings is over, back to normal time. Now I might catch up on some sleep. My poor old system never adjusts to daylight savings. Stomach clock never adjusts so I eat an hour later. Sleep clock never adjusts so I go to sleep an hour later. Bloody next door neighbours alarm goes off an hour earlier so I lose 2 hours sleep.

ELEN · 26-03-05, 23:04

Uh? I haven't heard anything about it here in Greece. And I always thought that all countries change the hour at the same time

Capt. Murphy · 26-03-05, 23:11

I was wondering since I seen this topic. I found this:

http://webexhibits.org/daylightsaving/b.html

and looks like (for us in the U.S.) it won't be till next week.

In Europe - you do it this week er, ...tonight that is.

Geck-o-Lizard · 27-03-05, 00:39

Aww. I was planning on having a late supper at half past two.

Nicky · 27-03-05, 05:57

YAY, Spring is officially here

Quote:

Originally posted by ELEN:
Uh? I haven't heard anything about it here in Greece.

Yeah, they didn't insist much on reminding us this year, don't know why

I learned about it only by the end of the week.

Anubis_AF · 27-03-05, 09:08

We sleep less now!

Now, the time is flying

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Neteru Tomb Raider Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Albion Posts: 21,236	Thanks for the reminder tlr, I always forget! __________________ CONSENSUS FACIT LEGEM

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Melonie Tomb Raider Tomb Raider Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Orange County, California Posts: 22,775	Yeah, I'm pretty sure our time in the US doesn't change until next week. Ithink... I guess I will find out though. __________________ I love tombs.

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Anubis_AF Tomb Raider Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Sєrbια Posts: 17,429	We sleep less now! Now, the time is flying __________________ "Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf?" --- "I am, George... I am".

26-03-05, 22:17	#1
tlr online Administrator Join Date: Jun 2000 Posts: 50,426	Don't forget. 2am this morning, clocks go forward one hour.

26-03-05, 22:32	#2
tazmine Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Nova Scotia Posts: 3,672	In Canada, our time doesn't change until next weekend. Same for the US, I think.

26-03-05, 23:03	#5
Tramp Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Australia Posts: 1,941	Ours went back at 2am today. Praise the Lord Daylight Savings is over, back to normal time. Now I might catch up on some sleep. My poor old system never adjusts to daylight savings. Stomach clock never adjusts so I eat an hour later. Sleep clock never adjusts so I go to sleep an hour later. Bloody next door neighbours alarm goes off an hour earlier so I lose 2 hours sleep.

26-03-05, 23:04	#6
ELEN Most Honourable Member Join Date: May 2002 Location: Athens, Hellas Posts: 28,770	Uh? I haven't heard anything about it here in Greece. And I always thought that all countries change the hour at the same time

26-03-05, 23:11	#7
Capt. Murphy Professor Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: United States Posts: 4,422	I was wondering since I seen this topic. I found this: http://webexhibits.org/daylightsaving/b.html and looks like (for us in the U.S.) it won't be till next week. In Europe - you do it this week er, ...tonight that is.

27-03-05, 00:39	#8
Geck-o-Lizard Tomb Raider Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Paisley, Scotland Posts: 14,453	Aww. I was planning on having a late supper at half past two.