The \'I am not part of the rebellion thread\'
 

For all of us normal members to chat and relax.
It can be the bomb shelter from the ongoing war.

:cheer:

How is everyone?
Its so weird with the dark nights now.

I was offline watching Lost and missed it all :sad:

:angel:

:)

:angel:
my god its absolutly freezing here :bored: i dont do being cold very well

I feel like such a goody goody, I think we should run in to TiBB Towers with apples for all the staff.

I want chicken breadcrumbs nowwwwwww..
But I cant eat chicken anymore.

Wooo! Good thread Magic. Hating the dark nights, glad that "summer" is over though.

This is the thread for me.

Yeah I'm sooo confused by everything!

I missed everything to, I was watching dallas cowboys game! :conf2:
still none the wiser!

takes a seat in the quiet corner of the shelter (thats the one opposite to where Christina is) LOL
and takes out my knitting :whistle:

It might be good if we don't mention the war, the thread will get locked if we do.

My post was deleted :rolleyes:

Its time for me to sink into depression until December :sad:

I no... its not close enough to Xmas for you to be all glad and happy about the darkness...its just there! But at least its not after xmas, which is soo horrible.

But yeah... what a summer :sad:

I diddnt even no there was an argument

hey y`alll!!!

summer what summer:puzzled: i must of blinked and missed it the weather is so crazy last few years

Well, I'm glad our first topic of discussion is the darker nights. We have Daylight Savings Time here in America, and that's not in effect until November 2nd. So I have a few more nights of lighter days! :thumbs:

How does the daylight savings (or clocks-setting-back) work over there?

I am from Zona! Only state in the US that doesnt change time!

Heya Laura and Pinkmchick.
And I no pink, its like we havent had a real summer for two years, and a real cold winnter for 8 years.

And Rory, basically the clocks go back last week of october, and forward last week of march, or so I think.

Really? So what about the entire Mountain Time Zone?

I like this thread.

Yeah, we have GMT (from October until March) and then BST (British Summer Time).

ONly Arizona! Everyone else switches! I never quite understood the reason behind it? New mexico changes, utah changes etc..:shrug:

perhaps even longer than that cos the day i had my daughter in april 05 there was snow :shocked: i am a winter baby so expect it round my birthday (jan) but it rarely happens now
the seasons all blend into one now gone are the summers that went right into early oct

why do we actually put the clocks back/forward? :puzzled:

I forgot the clocks went back, :shocked: what time would have it been this time yesterday then?

It was meant to be for farmers.

I like the whole going back/forward thing.

Does anyone get snow where we live?
I want a winter of like 2ft snow, but only for a week :P

But our country cant cope with 5cm now, just like at the news last year - motorways came to a standstill because of a tiny little bit.

Finally somewhere to go to get some peace

*sits in a corner and reads car magazine*

I love classy cars, Lamborghini's, roll's Royce, mercedes they're all amazing!

We get snow occasionally, not much though only a few times a year.

About 9.30 which is weird.

I'm only here for a minute-I'm counting money,my dad said I could have his huge jar of change for the tour(on loan obv) but I had to count it all.

the clocks went back at 2am this morning

i'd love a proper winter where there is a lot of snow but agree magic our country goes in a blind panic at the first sign of a couple of snowflakes

It's all to do with saving the hours of daylight, and was started by a chap called William Willett, a London builder, who lived in Petts Wood in Kent.

Basically, he reckoned that you could improve the population's health and happiness by putting forward the clocks by twenty minutes every Sunday in April and do the opposite in September.

It's all to do with saving the hours of daylight, and was started by a chap called William Willett, a London builder, who lived in Petts Wood in Kent.

Basically, he reckoned that you could improve the population's health and happiness by putting forward the clocks by twenty minutes every Sunday in April and do the opposite in September.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/jersey/content/..._feature.shtml

I just pasted the key bits.

Seems to be settling down.
Its sooo cold today

I am soooooo cooooooollddddd [/nikki]

What war? Where have i been?! :shocked: