BST this Saturday

[Steve748]

I always look forward to the clocks going forward, summer on it's way, longer day

I just wish they could make up their minds and leave it on BST

[MK4 Slowride]

Bloody farmers eh!

[Spiritual_Beggar]

Is this the good one or the bad one again?...I get confused :S

[RemaL]

good thing and bad, 1 less hour in bed on that night but means we got a longer on a evening to go out in the daylight

[williamp]

Steve748 said:

I always look forward to the clocks going forward, summer on it's way, longer day

I just wish they could make up their minds and leave it on BST

Agreed. lets have more sunshine when we're awake, please

[ewenm]

williamp said:

Steve748 said:

I always look forward to the clocks going forward, summer on it's way, longer day

I just wish they could make up their minds and leave it on BST

Agreed. lets have more sunshine when we're awake, please

Or get up earlier?

[Tony*T3]

Great cure for my depression. Really looking forward to being able to see the garden in daylight during the week.....

[angryS3owner]

Lets just fking leave it as GMT it doesn't really make any fking difference what the clock says.

[DamoLLb]

Spiritual_Beggar said:

Is this the good one or the bad one again?...I get confused :S

Get up earlier, but it is still light when you get home

Bad for students, good for the employed

[LukeBird]

angryS3owner said:

Lets just fking leave it as GMT it doesn't really make any fking difference what the clock says.

No, makes fk all difference to me when I get to work and all the clocks are on GMT anyway!

And no, that's not just because no one changes them!

[hornetrider]

So this negates them making the F1 a bit later then? We lose that advantage?

[staceyb]

Balls I was planning to get rid of loads of stuff at a car-boot this Sunday so it will be a 3:30am get up instead of a 4:30am get up.

[XJSJohn]

staceyb said:

Balls I was planning to get rid of loads of stuff at a car-boot this Sunday so it will be a 3:30am get up instead of a 4:30am get up.

picked the wrong day to .... (etc etc)

[MentalSarcasm]

We have this argument every time the clocks change.

[XJSJohn]

sun rises between 06.45 and 07:15 every morning and sets between 18:45 and 19:15 every evening year in year out ... almost a constant 12 hours light and 12 hours dark, the beauty of living on the equator, bodyclock does not get fvcked up!

[Miss Pitstop]

staceyb said:

Balls I was planning to get rid of loads of stuff at a car-boot this Sunday so it will be a 3:30am get up instead of a 4:30am get up.

I get one less hour of my birthday

[maser_spyder]

I'm studying Yachtmaster at the moment, time zones the bane of my life....

So, it's UT Northern Time in April, what's the tidal drift between 17.33 and 19.33 at a point 2 miles off the eddystone lighthouse at 273 degrees.

Tidal bit is easy, working out the time is surprisingly a lot darned harder!

[XJSJohn]

maser_spyder said:

I'm studying Yachtmaster at the moment, time zones the bane of my life....

So, it's UT Northern Time in April, what's the tidal drift between 17.33 and 19.33 at a point 2 miles off the eddystone lighthouse at 273 degrees.

Tidal bit is easy, working out the time is surprisingly a lot darned harder!

been there, done that !!! best of luck

[JagLover]

I hate BST!

[ipitythefool]

XJSJohn said:

sun rises between 06.45 and 07:15 every morning and sets between 18:45 and 19:15 every evening year in year out ... almost a constant 12 hours light and 12 hours dark, the beauty of living on the equator, bodyclock does not get fvcked up!

The downside is not much time after work to get a few sundowners in.