GMT Starts tonight

[Sticks]

Please note tonight

[LEE]

I'm hopeless at remembering when the clocks change, so thanks for the reminder Sticks :thumbs:

[Sticks]

As far as I am aware the general rule is that the clocks go forward on the last Sunday Morning in March and Back the last Sunday in October

to put it anotherway

Spring Forward
Fall Back

[Mairi]

Thanks for the reminder, Sticks.

Hurray!! A whole extra hour tomorrow.

:hello:

[LEE]

Thanks Sticks.

I knew the Spring forward, Fall back rhyme but could never remember which weekends it was.

:flower:

[steve_o]

That reminds me I'm on gmt -1 Azores time to get the server clock adjusted to my computer clock. The server clock is also 5 mins slow as well.:conf:

[LEE]

We do know this Steve and agree that it is annoying, unfortunately there is nothing we can do about it as we are not in control of the server clock.

One of the jobs I was going to do tomorrow was go through and double check everyone's clock settings to get them right after the clocks change tonight.


:flower:

[steve_o]

fair enough:thumbs:

[WILDCHILD]

Knowing me I will go to work an hour early and wonder why no oneis around - then it will click!!:flower:

[Sticks]

That happened to a former line manager of mine when I used to work for QSP. :laugh:

Usually the problems happen when the clocks go forward and people turn up late for church. As the editor of the church newsletter at is apparently my responsibility to make sure everyone sets their clocks right. :mad:

[Sticks]

Just a reminder

This weekend British Summer Time ends

[Boris]

Thanks Sticks.

BTW I like your memory jogger

Spring - forward
Fall - back

Very clever :spin2:

[kaphc]

I once worked with a very dozy guy who turned up an hour late to work after the clocks went back. I would have given him some leeway, but this was a Monday morning and he'd had a WHOLE DAY to get adjusted to the new time!

Cruel person that I am, I made him work an extra hour at the end of the day!

[Amy]

I've only just realised teh clocks have gone back i'm up early :bawling: Thick or what :laugh:

[Sticks]

This is my periodic reminder to everyone

British Summer Time ends

[AndyJK]

Ooh an extra hour in bed :hello:

[Di2001]

Thanks Sticks! Guess I'll be walking home in the dark on Monday night.

[BigSister]

Thanks for the reminder Sticks:xyxwave:

[scoobydo]

yippeeeeee

[Tanser_Man]

I could have had an extra hour of nookie if i knew. :nono:

[Dan_]

I'm still used to the old time. Woke up at 8 mentally thinking it was 9.

[Corkie]

i woke up at 10 and my mum and grandma said



"your early!"

and i was like :conf:

[Siouxsie]

made no difference to me

[cc100]

I hate the darkness, its very depressing.

I dont like it getting dark before I get home.

[James]

The day after the clocks change I'm never sure what the time is :hugesmile: ... some clocks need to be changed, some don't - like computers.

I'd actually have GMT all year round if it was up to me - that's the actual time for this country i.e noon is at 12.

[BigSister]

Yeah I woke up at 10.00 this morning and thought it was 11 but tommorow is going to be ok get another hour in bed before uni:xyxwave:

[Tanser_Man]

Originally posted by cc100
I hate the darkness, its very depressing.

I dont like it getting dark before I get home.

I love darkness, nothing better for me then walking home in the dark with your music on.

But i suppose its the area you live in, but even then i wouldn't care. If someones going to kill you, they will. If someones going to rob you, they will. So i don't really care, everything i own is insured :)

Bring on the early drinking sessions.

[~Kizwiz~]

I have to say that I love it when the nights start to draw in.... there is no better feeling than coming home in the dark to a warm cozy house!

[guttridge]

boo hoo gets dark very earily now boo