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I hope people don't read that release and follow it, they will be really screwed up. It says that on Nov 1st 2009 at 2:00 AM you are to turn your clocks FORWARD an hour. It's Fall we fell BACK an hour.
I'll bet there are some embarrassed people at Brookhaven Labs when they catch this error.
Location: Vermont, grew up in Colorado and California
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I did the alarm clock- the important one! Will get around to changing the rest. Happy day, everyone!
Our alarm clock is the Cat, she didn't get the memo and wanted her stuff at 4, which would have been 5a.m.
She had no interest in another hours sleep.
She will be a little Bear come tonight when it gets dark making her think she missed something.
Why do we need to move the clocks at all? This is a dumb practice if you ask me. It's simply annoying. I love it when it gets dark at 4:50 pm.
I kind of feel the same way.
I just play along with the clock thing because I have no choice.
No Suncoast, it has been ALL DAY and I still haven't changed the house clocks. Guess I should do that now.
OK..........done. Thanks for reminding me.
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