Daylight Saving Time

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Did you support DST (Daylight Saving Time)?

I'm not support with DST because it will mess up my sleep pattern and some people isn't realize about how time is change or not, and it can confuse with international. I know that some area isn't observe with DST, such as in Hawaii, Arizona, Puerto Rico, Guam and most of countries.
 
Well, there is history behind this. I really support that concept. Reason, sunset would be at an hour later time during summer which makes staying outdoor longer in the evening! Without that, we would be in dark an hour earlier. urgh!

What start this is that farmers back then were complaining of messing up time and want to spend more time out in farm in the evening, so hence it became law.
 
I support daylight savings.

I'd hate to end up with sunlight early in the morning or darkness early at night. ;)
 
It doesn't bother me at all i gladly to having another hour sleep in tomorrow ya ya ya ya !!! ... love winter ahhhh !! so so cosy !! :)
 
I don't know my 1st year for DST here in Indiana so I'm ready to get that extra hour back:)
 
This year will be the last year we will turn back the clock in the month of October. Thanks to our president Bush, the Daylight Saving Time will be much longer, staring on the second Sunday of March, and ending on the first Sunday of November, giving us like an extra month of daylight.
 
VamPyroX said:
I support daylight savings.

I'd hate to end up with sunlight early in the morning or darkness early at night. ;)
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You know that start tomorrow is DST and change into standard time in March 2007.
 
Daylight Saving begins in ACT, NSW, SA and Vic today on the 29th of October!

I support daylight saving. :)

Argh, I'd too hate to wake up with sunlight in the early morning (after 5AM!). I would go back to sleep. :zzz:

Nice to stay outdoor longer in the evening. :cool2:
 
Kuifje75 said:
This year will be the last year we will turn back the clock in the month of October. Thanks to our president Bush, the Daylight Saving Time will be much longer, staring on the second Sunday of March, and ending on the first Sunday of November, giving us like an extra month of daylight.
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You sure?

DST is start on October until March, and change back to standard time on March until November 2007.
 
Do you got a proof that Bush said that?

:fingersx: for that! I hate change the clocks! My body get so confused and so tired so easily.

Kuifje75 said:
This year will be the last year we will turn back the clock in the month of October. Thanks to our president Bush, the Daylight Saving Time will be much longer, staring on the second Sunday of March, and ending on the first Sunday of November, giving us like an extra month of daylight.
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I wonder if that new DST plan will be used all over the world, even Canada? That I am very interested in....
 
Northstar said:
I wonder if that new DST plan will be used all over the world, even Canada? That I am very interested in....
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No, most countries aren't observe except for European Union and Russia.
 
Kuifje75 said:
This year will be the last year we will turn back the clock in the month of October. Thanks to our president Bush, the Daylight Saving Time will be much longer, staring on the second Sunday of March, and ending on the first Sunday of November, giving us like an extra month of daylight.
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Oh really? Do you have a link that Bush stated it?
 
Well if the Farmers would just get up when the sun does then they would have plenty of time for eveining time farming. :D
 
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