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Its that time of year again...
If you live in the US... Dont forget to set your clocks back tonight!
Its that time of year again...
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Is it tonight, tews?
To be honest I usually rely on my desktop clock if it comes to those 2 dates in the year.
Weren't there plans to scratch the whole concept?
-DG
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Hmm, one little hour will do that? I will go to my winter home in Florida next week. Then I have to deal with 6 hours. When I used to live in California and had to constantly travel to Europe, I had to deal with 9 hours - that was tough.
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Doc surely used his flux capacitor and made those AZ officials change it...
Hey doc...what you'd charge me if you'd do the same here in MA ?
@whs: from my frequent flights back and forth to GE I know your internal clock usually adapts within 2-3 days.
While I personally think Europe to US is easier to handle than US - EU
-DG
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