Time change this weekend

[DavidMcmillan]

We should meet in the middle, fall back 30 minutes and leave it like that forever.


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n

Isn't this what North Korea did? May not have been them, but I believe some country has done this.

 

[okie362]

n

Isn't this what North Korea did? May not have been them, but I believe some country has done this.

India is offset 30 minutes. PITA when working from there and trying to set up meetings with people in various countries around the globe.

 

[O4L]

Really, time isn't changing. The clock we use as a device to measure time is changing.

More accurate to say "The clock reading is changing."

You are welcome.

I'm glad you cleared that up for us.

 

[MacFromOK]

Really, time isn't changing. The clock we use as a device to measure time is changing.

More accurate to say "The clock reading is changing."

You are welcome.

That was one of my first thoughts when I saw this thread.

If we could actually change time, I'd set that sucker back a few decades.

 

[TerryMiller]

Arizona is one state (maybe the only one) that refuses to recognize Daylight Savings Time. When we were in Utah, we stayed in Kanab, Utah, which is right on the state line. Lots of folks coming up from Arizona would be confused with DST. If we wanted to go anywhere in Arizona in the morning, we had to keep it in mind as well. Otherwise, we'd show up and they wouldn't be open.

 

[Okieron]

We should meet in the middle, fall back 30 minutes and leave it like that forever.

Please no! Parts of Asia is a 1/2 hr off with the rest of the world, drove me crazy while working in India!
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[dennishoddy]

I like it the way it is today, not the way it will be tomorrow.

 

[AKguy1985]

I like the extra hour of sleep. Being 3rd shift doesn't affect the amount of daylight I see. I'm a vampire.

 

[TerryMiller]

I like the extra hour of sleep. Being 3rd shift doesn't affect the amount of daylight I see. I'm a vampire.

I'm retired...

...I ignore the clock a lot of the time.

 

[druryj]

Really, time isn't changing. The clock we use as a device to measure time is changing.

More accurate to say "The clock reading is changing."

You are welcome.

This is true. So; exactly what time is it really? Is it what it is now, or what it will be tomorrow?


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