Today's funny

[jon f mn]

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[Hoofer B]

and an extra hour of work for me. WOO HOO. Bill

 

[wjytexas]

I'm retired so I can set my own clock now but I remember hating getting home from work after dark. I still had animals to feed and other outside stuff to do but had to do it all under lights.

 

[mechanicfred]

We used to work til 0300 take a fifteen minute break, reset the clock and come back again for another 15!

 

[1946 BN IHC]

My favorite trick is to set the clocks either forward or back >>>ON FRIDAY night of the appropriate week end just after supper / evening meal.
The first time my wife saw me do this she had conniptions >>. NOW she often beets me to it.
Will from Ontario Canada. Eastern Time [daylight or standard here]

 

[Tgrasher]

It works for me, I'm wore out by 4 pm anyway. Days are too short to take a nap.

 

[Bruce from Can.]

I went through several years of just not adjusting my clocks, and it nearly drove my kids crazy.

 

[ss55]

By next Wednesday the time change will already be forgotten. Most people are as happy or as miserable as they choose to be.

 

[Gary Mitchell]

I 100% agree! gm

 

[JMOR]

(quoted from post at 10:55:11 11/03/23) I 100% agree! gm

00% agree to what? Misery or by next week forgotten or something else???

 

[cool hand]

Boy, don't a lot of us remember that! But, that was our life, and in retrospect, wasn't all that bad.

 

[504]

That means that the clock in my truck have the correct time again

 

[Rich'sToys]

I'm at the point where I wish they would just pick one or the other and stay with it-don't keep changing it every few months.

The whole concept behind DST never made any logical sense. If they had passed a law stating that, instead of working from 8-5, you must now go in at 7 and only work till 4, there would be rioting in the streets!
So instead, they said, "Go in at 7 anyway, and just reset the clock to 8! Now everyone says, "Oh, what a wonderful idea!!" Go figure!!