Model 457
Custom
My body never adjusts to Daylight Savings Time. I live for "fall back". I wake up and 6:30 AM and actually feel good!
clocks set back...??
- Thread starter Old_Me
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Oldmountaiman
Custom
Yep AZ only has one time and its really great. Loved it when I worked down there.We need to quit this ridiculous clock changing. Pick a time. Stay on it. The illusion that we can "change" time is just that: an illusion.
Talyn
Emissary
That's in June at the longest day-light of the year that it gets light at ~4:30am.
Old_Me
Emissary
Oldmountaiman
Custom
And make sure you have solar batteries in the flashlight
TidalWave
Professional
Amen
TidalWave
Professional
Old_Me
Emissary
you got 1 glass for every hour....???U are silly, Anni !
( I’m high tech - I use an hourglass)
day glasses and night glasses...???
you must live in a big house with a cement pond.
Annihilator
Hellion
Ok, how do you then know where to position the flashlight to simulate the sun, when you can’t tell where the sun actually is due to the clouds….. inquiring minds want to know…….
Annihilator
Hellion
You can’t call him, you know this, he is above any calls……we don’t have the ancient technology to summon him…….
last2brake
Custom
That'd be great, but we're supposed to set the sundial back at 2am. I can never figure out where the sun is when it's dark.Ok, how do you then know where to position the flashlight to simulate the sun, when you can’t tell where the sun actually is due to the clouds….. inquiring minds want to know…….
That's what we have government for.
They're not very good when it comes to finding the sun on Earth, but they can sure transport the sunshine to Uranus.
OldGrunt
Professional
According to the liberals, that is what is happening all the time with global warming. Thanks to FUDDS like you, with your diesel trucks and two stroke chain saws!
javbike
Hellcat
Now she can change my clock any day
Cedric
Professional
Same here more or less. The time change thing is a throw back to when a significant number of Americans were rural farmers. Those days are long gone and tractors and combines have headlights now. Across the road a coastal hay farmer works all night if the time is right for cutting and rolling thanks to headlights and GPS. The rationale changed during the 70s to save energy supposedly, yet if I don't use as much energy in the morning, then I'll use it in the evening. IOW, it's a wash. We need to do away with the change, which I thought was going to happen last year. Who is in charge of this BS?
