View Poll Results: Do You Approve of Daylight Slaverings?

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  • Yes - I love it!!

    35 76.09%
  • Yes, but it should be for a shorter period.

    3 6.52%
  • No, not at all - it should be done away with.

    6 13.04%
  • Not sure - perhaps there should be a referendum.

    2 4.35%
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    Quote Originally Posted by Celtic_Sea_lily
    Well judging by all the typos you must be a very grumpy old grump at the moment.
    Yheres mo divlonf yu[pd!!


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    Quote Originally Posted by jrandom
    Ooooh, lah-de-dah.
    Haha, I'll say JR. Me, just chuck my towel that's coated with my bodily filth up onto the hot water cylinder.



    Towel rail with a clock... awesome bro! :

    ching

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jim2
    Yheres mo divlonf yu[pd!!

    Me thinks someone needs a lie down & niiiice warm cup of milo.
    My goal in life is to be as good a person as my dog already thinks I am.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jrandom
    Dammit, I'm off the pace this morning...
    Yes indeed - maybe you need a lie down & milo too.
    My goal in life is to be as good a person as my dog already thinks I am.

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    Daylight saving was invented by an American Indian who cut 12" off the end of his blanket and sewed it to the other end to make it longer.
    Good on ya, Tonto.

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    1/2 an hour permanent? how does that work? surely GMT (or UTC as it is now called) isn't 1/2 hour forward just to appease the sun worshippers

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    Quote Originally Posted by wari
    THEy seeke him herre they sikh him therre .. :raghead:

    BUtt alll they find is discombobulation ...
    In through the nose, out through the mouth... In through the nose, out through the mouth...
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    Quote Originally Posted by marty
    1/2 an hour permanent? how does that work? surely GMT (or UTC as it is now called) isn't 1/2 hour forward just to appease the sun worshippers
    Have a look at the Date Line - it has a bit of a kink in it, to accommodate the Chatham Islands, and so we're on the same time in the whole country, the time is permanently 30 minutes ahead of where it should be.
    At least, that's what I think (just made this load of bollocks up, hoping it's right... )
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Quote Originally Posted by firestormer
    Have a look at the Date Line - it has a bit of a kink in it, to accommodate the Chatham Islands, and so we're on the same time in the whole country, the time is permanently 30 minutes ahead of where it should be.
    At least, that's what I think (just made this load of bollocks up, hoping it's right... )
    The Chathams are 45 minutes ahead of us.
    "Standing on your mother's corpse you told me that you'd wait forever." [Bryan Adams: Summer of 69]

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    the 180th meridian is about 80 miles east of gisborne. that is exactly on the opposite side of the world as greenwich, which is at the zero meridian (prime meridian). essentially then, we are 11.75 hours behind GMT, but there is always a cut off from one time zone to the next, so to make it easier it is 12 hours for the whole country. nz is actually split into time zones, separated by minutes rather than hours, as there is a spread of about 12 degrees from the south west to the north east. also, norfolk island, which is almost exactly the same longitude as gore, is 11.5hrs ahead of gmt, when gore is 12.....

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    Longer days & lots of daylight when you leave work. Trials bike strapped into the van & riding till it starts to get dark at some crazy hour in mid summer with a big grin on yer smacker.

    Nothing better than a decent mid week ride.

    You should all buy trials bikes. Life will become a happier place.
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    He's the only one I've got.

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    Daylight savings rocks!!! I love being able to get home after work and still have a few hours to work on the bike or go for a run or get the washing in.

    During summer we get like 7 hours more light in a day than we do in winter. Thats means daylight savings pushes our sunset out 4.5 hrs from 5pm to a max of 9:30pm at summer peak. Where as our sunrises change 2.5 hrs from 8:12am to 5:43am.

    I reckon its a good idea. I can't see much benefit with a sunrise at 4:40am so makes sense to shift the whole clock forward an hour so we get more evening daylight instead. Hell if it were up to me I'd make it 2 hours!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by jrandom
    Dammit, I'm off the pace this morning...
    you are VERY off the pace. you posted that at 12:26!

    LOL I AM TEH WINX0R!!!!!!!!!!!!!111111111
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    if you have a face afterwards well... that depends how you act...

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    I like it because I get up early and drive east,on the way home I drive west(of course).Before day light saving I get bad sun strike both ways,after it comes into effect I don't have to worry about it.
    It also allows me more time to get things done when I get home.
    It makes no other difference to me in the morning because I get up before sunrise anyway.
    Resetting a clock just ain't that hard.

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    Quote Originally Posted by madcat_
    you are VERY off the pace. you posted that at 12:26!

    LOL I AM TEH WINX0R!!!!!!!!!!!!!111111111
    and I r t3h suxx0rz.
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