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Don't forget to change yer clocks! swiped from some crap thing i googled:
Beginning in 2007, most of the United States begins Daylight Saving Time at 2:00 a.m. on the second Sunday in March and reverts to standard time on the first Sunday in November. In the U.S., each time zone switches at a different time.
In the European Union, Summer Time begins and ends at 1:00 a.m. Universal Time (Greenwich Mean Time). It begins the last Sunday in March and ends the last Sunday in October. In the EU, all time zones change at the same moment. During DST, clocks are turned forward an hour, effectively moving an hour of daylight from the morning to the evening. don'tcha forget!  | |
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Anx said: swiped from some crap thing i googled:
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jerseykrs said: Anx said: swiped from some crap thing i googled:
only the best for the org!  | |
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You sure about this?  "..My work is personal, I'm a working person, I put in work, I work with purpose.." | |
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senik said: You sure about this?
not really. i was just gonna go to work monday and if they yell at me for being late, then i'll know for sure. kinda like groundhog's day, only with a disciplinary warning. | |
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GIT THAT CORN OUTTA MY FACE!!! | |
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you changed your clock TOO soon. see what happens? | |
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Anx said: you changed your clock TOO soon. see what happens?
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Ribbed4UrPleasure said: Damn. You lost an hour already? | |
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It is true Fox news told me so last night....
Reason being to conserve energy.. | |
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Shanti1 said: It is true Fox news told me so last night....
Reason being to conserve energy.. i don't know how losing an hour of sleep is going to be CONSERVING energy! everyone's always cranky the day after spring forward day. | |
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Shanti1 said: It is true Fox news told me so last night....
Reason being to conserve energy.. You still may want to check your source. |
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Illustrator said: Ribbed4UrPleasure said: Damn. You lost an hour already? i guess .... oooo wooooo ooo GIT THAT CORN OUTTA MY FACE!!! | |
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AND DON'T FORGET TO CHANGE YOUR STANK ASS UNDER WEAR!
.. GIT THAT CORN OUTTA MY FACE!!! | |
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Anx said: senik said: You sure about this?
not really. i was just gonna go to work monday and if they yell at me for being late, then i'll know for sure. kinda like groundhog's day, only with a disciplinary warning. If that scenario unfolds then tell the miserable duck faces you'll gie 'em back the hour after the first Sunday in November..... 2007
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Anx said: Shanti1 said: It is true Fox news told me so last night....
Reason being to conserve energy.. i don't know how losing an hour of sleep is going to be CONSERVING energy! everyone's always cranky the day after spring forward day. 
I know.....it is much to do about nothing I think... | |
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CarrieMpls said: Shanti1 said: It is true Fox news told me so last night....
Reason being to conserve energy.. You still may want to check your source. i checked foxnews.com and they said to set your clocks 25 hours ahead. | |
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Ribbed4UrPleasure said: AND DON'T FORGET TO CHANGE YOUR STANK ASS UNDER WEAR!
.. i don't have time for ALL the chores in the world.  | |
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It's true...tonight's the night. Some Congressman devised this scheme about 2 years ago to conserve engery by having an extra 3 weeks of daylight savings--since it won't get dark until later he thinks people won't use as much electricity. (But it will still be dark in the morning.) 
And fyi, if you use Microsoft Outlook your appointments b/t tomorrow and March 31 might be fucked up. About two weeks ago my company sent out an email telling us that all our appointments b/t 3/12 & 3/31 were automatically moved to one hour later b/c of this patch they ran. Then they installed another patch that was supposed to rectify the first patch--but it only worked on SOME calendars so the rest of us had to go through and manually change our appointments back to the original time. It was a real pain in the ass b/c I have 3 different Outlook calendars that I use on a daily basis and each one was fucked up in a different way. The check. The string he dropped. The Mona Lisa. The musical notes taken out of a hat. The glass. The toy shotgun painting. The things he found. Therefore, everything seen–every object, that is, plus the process of looking at it–is a Duchamp. | |
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jone70 said: It's true...tonight's the night. Some Congressman devised this scheme about 2 years ago to conserve engery by having an extra 3 weeks of daylight savings--since it won't get dark until later he thinks people won't use as much electricity. (But it will still be dark in the morning.)
And fyi, if you use Microsoft Outlook your appointments b/t tomorrow and March 31 might be fucked up. About two weeks ago my company sent out an email telling us that all our appointments b/t 3/12 & 3/31 were automatically moved to one hour later b/c of this patch they ran. Then they installed another patch that was supposed to rectify the first patch--but it only worked on SOME calendars so the rest of us had to go through and manually change our appointments back to the original time. It was a real pain in the ass b/c I have 3 different Outlook calendars that I use on a daily basis and each one was fucked up in a different way. it's Sunday isn't it...the night of the 11th? | |
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I wish I could forget.  I always forget to change at least one clock and get really majorly confused. Now that the day has changed I'm bound to be even more confused. HE'S COMING AGAIN | |
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NAnomaly said: jone70 said: It's true...tonight's the night. Some Congressman devised this scheme about 2 years ago to conserve engery by having an extra 3 weeks of daylight savings--since it won't get dark until later he thinks people won't use as much electricity. (But it will still be dark in the morning.)
And fyi, if you use Microsoft Outlook your appointments b/t tomorrow and March 31 might be fucked up. About two weeks ago my company sent out an email telling us that all our appointments b/t 3/12 & 3/31 were automatically moved to one hour later b/c of this patch they ran. Then they installed another patch that was supposed to rectify the first patch--but it only worked on SOME calendars so the rest of us had to go through and manually change our appointments back to the original time. It was a real pain in the ass b/c I have 3 different Outlook calendars that I use on a daily basis and each one was fucked up in a different way. it's Sunday isn't it...the night of the 11th? Technically it's at 2am on March 11, which is again, "technically" Sunday morning...so you should set your clock(s) ahead tonight when you go to bed. The check. The string he dropped. The Mona Lisa. The musical notes taken out of a hat. The glass. The toy shotgun painting. The things he found. Therefore, everything seen–every object, that is, plus the process of looking at it–is a Duchamp. | |
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 GIT THAT CORN OUTTA MY FACE!!! | |
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jone70 said: NAnomaly said: it's Sunday isn't it...the night of the 11th? Technically it's at 2am on March 11, which is again, "technically" Sunday morning...so you should set your clock(s) ahead tonight when you go to bed. it just came to me, it never fails I get it screwd up every time. Thanks | |
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Roger that. Check one, two. Will do captain. | |
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orgers from straya put your clocks BACK on last sunday in March | |
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I hate the thought of losing an hours worth of sleeping. I love sleeping. But I am sure looking forward to getting an hour more of daylight in the evenings. I love sunshine.   FREE THE 29 MAY 1993 COME CONFIGURATION!
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DON'T FORGET TO CLEAN YER COCKS!!!! GIT THAT CORN OUTTA MY FACE!!! | |
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Anx said: CarrieMpls said: You still may want to check your source. i checked foxnews.com and they said to set your clocks 25 hours ahead. Oh no  I have not see any posts from Anx...I hope he is not trying to set his clocks 25 hours ahead....
Damn fox news...  | |
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That's totally gonna screw up Halloween!!!
It's supposed to be DARK on Halloween night. LAME!!!! | |
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