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Spring has sprung- don't forget to put your clocks foward one hour tonight everyone!

Roll on mozzie bites, long light evenings and family BBQs!

You guys are so lucky getting daylight saving.

Man it would be good for it to still be light at 10/10:30 over here

Man it would be good for it to still be light at 10/10:30 over here

Haha- where is 'over here' ?

daylight savings is like jetlag, except you don't get to fly

also, don't forget to tick the daylight savings time box on the forums-
select my controls, Board Settings

over here is Perth lol

Aaaaah yes daylight savings always brings long days basking in the sun or pool and annoying nieces and nephews running around screaming there heads off while your trying to relax and not to mention Strawberries and watermelon mmmmm gotta love summer fruit.

Summer brings less time for FS9 and more time to turn my legs from fluro white to golden brown.

Changeing the clocks doesn't make it sunny thow......


Its funny how in queensland they don't have daylight saving but they do in NSW, and the boarder runs right down the middle of a main street, so one side its 3 o'clock and the other 4! pretty stupid really.

actually, if you have a look on a map, gold coast airport (YBCG) straddles the NSW/QLD border
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&q ... 8,0.079823

so you could touch down at 3:15pm and pull up at the terminal at 4:16pm

mmm peaches and nectarines...

Our Daylight Savings is about to end, and we get to fall back (sometime this month). So during your winter (our summer) it's about 8 hours difference between Florida and there, and now it's going to be 6. Confusing.

Also confusing for a lot of people is that DST is the law for every state except Arizona and Indiana. So half the year Arizona is in the Mountain Time Zone, and the other half they're in the Pacific time zone.

Jimmy wrote: Its funny how in queensland they don't have daylight saving but they do in NSW

Much like Kaitaia and Bluff really, the closer to the equator the less the effect of the earth's axis wobble has on seasons.
Now was that a geography or astronomy lesson?

I don't like this topic. When I go to work in the morning, it's still dark and within a month it's dark too when I go home. And you down there...smiling to a rising sun.
Here in West-Europe almost every country goes an hour back at the end of the month.

Max.

Get a life

You wont be complaining in March when you start Daylight Savings will you

The most difficult part is explaining to someone from the UK how come your email is datestamped GMT+13h.
It's a physical impossibility apparently, but hey you heard it here first!
(Who made the flag Smiley??Well done!)

(Who made the flag Smiley??Well done!)

I added about 20 new ones last night, click 'Show All' at the bottom of the 'Clickable Smilies' box when you are next typing a message to see the new additions

Charl wrote: The most difficult part is explaining to someone from the UK how come your email is datestamped GMT+13h.
It's a physical impossibility apparently, but hey you heard it here first!
(Who made the flag Smiley??Well done!)

You better try explaining this one then

http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/city.html?n=274

I added about 20 new ones last night

Mmm soon won't even have to use that keyboard thing

You better try explaining this one then

Oh that was for the millenium!
They thought it'd be clever to bend the dateline a bit and so get boatloads of tourists to be first in the 21st century.
Guess they forgot to put it back

bardos wrote: I don't like this topic. When I go to work in the morning, it's still dark and within a month it's dark too when I go home. And you down there...smiling to a rising sun.
Here in West-Europe almost every country goes an hour back at the end of the month.

Max.

Pull up a sandbag and I'll tell you a war story:
I used to go to school and back in the dark but I never complained about still playing outside at 11pm in summer

steelsporran, yea my Grandad kept telling me that story they operated Double summertime in the UK during WW2.

Well I'm not quite that old, this was just ordinary daylight saving but a wee bit north of here ye ken (hint)