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Pengwuino
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It's that time of hear folks :tongue2:
Don't forget to turn your clocks back!
You all do. I'm in the middle of an experiment, so the actual time on the clock is irrelevant. We will have Eastern Time and Experiment Time here. :grumpy: It was rather challenging figuring out how to put together this schedule, and fortunately, it turned out that I could arrange it so the 2 AM samples aren't collected until Monday night, so now they are 1 AM samples and I'm the only one who has to keep track that 7 AM really is 12 hours after 8 PM.mattmns said:We get an extra hour right?
I have to take blood samples from sheep for the next 4 days, all timed relative to the injection they got today. So, while all the rest of you are sleeping in an extra hour tomorrow, I have to be at the farm taking a sample at 7 AM instead of 8 AM (12 hours from the injection given at 8 PM tonight). I don't get to appreciate the time change with an extra hour of sleep. Did I make more sense this time? It might be the last I make sense until Thursday...it'll be another week of sleep-deprivation for me.Smurf said:... What?
Someone explain what moonbear just said in English.
Sounds like what you need is a bit of sheep-deprivation.Moonbear said:it'll be another week of sleep-deprivation for me.
yeah I get it.Moonbear said:I have to take blood samples from sheep for the next 4 days, all timed relative to the injection they got today. So, while all the rest of you are sleeping in an extra hour tomorrow, I have to be at the farm taking a sample at 7 AM instead of 8 AM (12 hours from the injection given at 8 PM tonight). I don't get to appreciate the time change with an extra hour of sleep. Did I make more sense this time? It might be the last I make sense until Thursday...it'll be another week of sleep-deprivation for me.
:rofl: Tell me about it! My back is already killing me from lifting a 112 kg (that's almost 250 lbs for the metric-challenged) sheep yesterday (with help, but not enough help). I came home yesterday and fell asleep on the couch before even making dinner, then had to struggle to stay awake just to heat up some soup. I really could use that extra hour of sleep, and I'm not going to get it.Evo said:Sounds like what you need is a bit of sheep-deprivation.
250lbs, WHAT? I must have missed your huge biceps in your pictureMoonbear said::rofl: Tell me about it! My back is already killing me from lifting a 112 kg (that's almost 250 lbs for the metric-challenged) sheep yesterday (with help, but not enough help). I came home yesterday and fell asleep on the couch before even making dinner, then had to struggle to stay awake just to heat up some soup. I really could use that extra hour of sleep, and I'm not going to get it.
hmm maybe that's because they'r of her FACE!mattmns said:250lbs, WHAT? I must have missed your huge biceps in your picture
Yep, I'm in sheep shape now. (Aw, these jokes would make Ivan proud. :tongue2:)mattmns said:250lbs, WHAT? I must have missed your huge biceps in your picture
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:Evo said:Sounds like what you need is a bit of sheep-deprivation.
:rofl: Oh damn, we're good!Moonbear said:Yep, I'm in sheep shape now.
whozum said:arizona wins, yet again
Guam doesn't have daylight savings time either, not because we're too stupid, but because the messenger hasn't gotten here yet.mattmns said:Ohh yeah I forgot: Arizona declared a while back that their citizens are too stupid to understand DST :tongue2:
:rofl: I'm not a scary female bodybuilder! I'm not some puny, wimpy person, but I'm definitely not a bodybuilder...that's a scary look.brewnog said:Not only is Moonbear now one of those scary female bodybuilders, she's got a green name and is a mentor? How did this happen?
The times they are a changing, and I'm not so sure I like it!
I guess it's too late to do you any good until next year, but usually it's a popular bar night because you get an extra hour of drinking before closing time.whozum said:So do bars close twice or what?
"Turning your clocks back" refers to the practice of adjusting the time on your clocks to account for daylight saving time. This means setting your clocks back by one hour in the fall when daylight saving time ends.
Daylight saving time was originally implemented to save energy and make better use of daylight hours. By turning our clocks back in the fall, we are able to take advantage of natural daylight for longer periods of time.
In most parts of the United States, daylight saving time ends on the first Sunday in November. However, some areas may have different start and end dates for daylight saving time, so it is important to check your local time zone.
If you forget to turn your clocks back, you will likely be an hour early for any scheduled events or appointments. It is important to remember to turn your clocks back to avoid any confusion and ensure you are on time.
No, not all countries observe daylight saving time. Some countries do not see a significant benefit from changing their clocks, while others may have different methods of adjusting for daylight hours. It is important to research the daylight saving time practices of the country you are in or traveling to.