Heartland

Posted: **24 Mar 2007, 22:47**

clocks forward, and all that

Posted: **24 Mar 2007, 22:53**

We already did that here, nearly a month early, because people in office are sodding m0r0ns.

Posted: **24 Mar 2007, 22:55**

arenÂ´t they all over the world?

Posted: **24 Mar 2007, 22:58**

Can we do this tonight and not change ever again?

Posted: **24 Mar 2007, 23:00**

eotunun wrote:arenÂ´t they all over the world?

I don't know, Jumlaut...but there's a special breed here that's probably unmatched elsewhere.

Posted: **24 Mar 2007, 23:26**

Argh, i had actually forgotten. Pfft.

Posted: **25 Mar 2007, 01:03**

I think there's a couple of places (near the equator and/or countries where they have a little more to concern themselves with than faffing about turning clocks back and forth) where they don't do it... but I believe the majority of places do, now. I wish to god they'd keep them forward, to save us poor northern folk from enduring months where it's dark by 4pm. None more goth, I suppose

Posted: **25 Mar 2007, 02:02**

Belgian Time

Duvel Time

ARF! Time

FGG Time

4lls Time

I am so there!

Sistahs 'n' Bruthas!!!

and what's with the Darkness Newsletter SPAM?, eh?

Posted: **25 Mar 2007, 04:46**

eotunun wrote:arenÂ´t they all over the world?

Sure not! Most of the world is not. Australiasia and none of the African countries anyway.....

Posted: **25 Mar 2007, 06:35**

James Blast wrote:Belgian Time
Duvel Time
ARF! Time
FGG Time
4lls Time

I hate to break it to ya James, but they've all gone een uur into Het Futur, or whatever they call it

, as well

Posted: **25 Mar 2007, 10:05**

what darkness newsletter spam? i've been very quiet recently!

Posted: **25 Mar 2007, 10:12**

emilystrange wrote:what darkness newsletter spam? i've been very quiet recently!

I got mail yesterday, d'ye want me to forward it?

Posted: **25 Mar 2007, 10:31**

yes please, as i haven't issued anything for a few days

Posted: **25 Mar 2007, 10:51**

eeek. not me, i'm not responsible for that!

Posted: **25 Mar 2007, 10:54**

I didn't read it, I just saw 'Darkness' and though of you

Posted: **25 Mar 2007, 11:01**

how kind.. i think...

i must say, mr hawkins senior is being very chatty just lately.

Posted: **25 Mar 2007, 12:30**

Lost an hour to learn for tomorrow's exam thanks to this

Why couldn't they've waited a week

Posted: **25 Mar 2007, 12:57**

Obviousman wrote:Lost an hour to learn for tomorrow's exam thanks to this

Why couldn't they've waited a week

Still, no reason not to fritter away further precious time posting on a silly message board, eh Zeno

GET TAE WORK!

Posted: **25 Mar 2007, 13:03**

Obviousman wrote:Lost an hour to learn for tomorrow's exam thanks to this

Why couldn't they've waited a week

Start studying one hour earlier today!

Good luck anyway Z.!

Posted: **25 Mar 2007, 13:05**

Ozpat wrote:Good luck anyway Z.!

Oh yes, that was what I meant to say

Sorry Z!

Posted: **25 Mar 2007, 13:39**

Completely forgotten

Just found out 5 minutes ago. Wondering why the time on the miro wave and on the computer were different

Anyway, don't like those hour changes

Brings me even more out a more or less sleeping rhythm

Posted: **25 Mar 2007, 13:57**

libby wrote: Anyway, don't like those hour changes Brings me even more out a more or less sleeping rhythm

But it gives us one hour more of daylight which I do like!

Posted: **25 Mar 2007, 13:59**

libby wrote:Just found out 5 minutes ago. Wondering why the time on the miro wave and on the computer were different

Aw Libby... I wonder what the world record for not-realising is? Has someone gone an entire 6 months, until the clocks go back again, and then thought "Ah now it's all back to normal, I've been turning up late for things all summer, wonder why that was?"

Posted: **25 Mar 2007, 16:29**

What clocks?

Posted: **25 Mar 2007, 16:57**

Planet Dave wrote:What clocks?

What, do you still tell it's time to get up oop north by the sound of the whippets howling to be fed??

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