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Post by VanWoman84 on Mar 31, 2019 15:45:08 GMT
Well the clocks have gone forward into summertime, Personally I don't see the point. Can't we just leave the clocks? The native Americans say "only a white man would think cutting the top off a blanket and sowing it to the bottom gives you a longer blanket'  What do you reckon? |
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Post by NomadCris on Mar 31, 2019 15:50:48 GMT
It doesnt bother me but id rather they put us on summer time and leave it there permanently It worked fine years ago when we were on it three years.Just the friggin farmers -who get up in the dark anyway -and unions moaned.
If folks here had equatorial time theyd be moaning its only daylight for 12 hours every day and goes pitch black within half hour of sunset.
Folks here are never happy.
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Post by VanWoman84 on Mar 31, 2019 16:56:28 GMT
In an ideal world I would like it to go dark at 8pm every day, year round. Obviously that's not down to the clocks!!  |
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Post by patchypete on Mar 31, 2019 17:47:49 GMT
In an ideal world I would like it to go dark at 8pm every day, year round. Obviously that's not down to the clocks!! Dark at 10 pm, light at 5 am, sunny all day, but rain in the dark hrs that would be perfect. now it’s summertime, let’s leave the clocks alone |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 1, 2019 7:44:04 GMT
I'm with you on that Pete .
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Post by lonewolf on Apr 1, 2019 10:16:28 GMT
i'm fed up with putting the clocks forward in spring and back again in the autumn, what the heck for? its not like farmers need it anymore they all have lights on their tractors and harvesters and stuff, I suppose our Scottish friends might complain but then Mrs Krankie is always complaining.
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Post by lightbringer on Apr 1, 2019 12:55:38 GMT
I wish it wasn't changed it fucks my girls sleep routine up, even with black our curtains they won't got to sleep whilst light
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Post by Deleted on Apr 1, 2019 13:36:30 GMT
My birds are equatorial, day and night are equal length where they live, and being stuck in a part of the world which has such wildly changeable day/night lengths, sends their hormones, and thus their behaviour, all over the place.
Not their fault, not mine either, so I manage as well as I can with biting, squabbling, trying to nest everywhere and screaming to mark their territory. Another month or so and it will start to ease off, then they will start ramping up again around the midwinter solstice. 🤔
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Post by bernie on Apr 1, 2019 17:48:34 GMT
I can honestly say it doesn't make any difference to me what so ever. I am only peripherally aware of the clock. Biggest effect it has on me what time the shops close
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Post by patchypete on Apr 1, 2019 19:14:41 GMT
My birds are equatorial, day and night are equal length where they live, and being stuck in a part of the world which has such wildly changeable day/night lengths, sends their hormones, and thus their behaviour, all over the place. Not their fault, not mine either, so I manage as well as I can with biting, squabbling, trying to nest everywhere and screaming to mark their territory. Another month or so and it will start to ease off, then they will start ramping up again around the midwinter solstice. 🤔 My grandkids are like that 😁 |
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