clocks FORWARD this weekend folks.

Somnambulist · 31 Mar 2013 at 16:53

This absolutely killed me today. I was on nights last year when they changed and so only had to work 11 hours rather than 12, but this year it was days so 1 hour less sleep, and combined with my commute being 30mins longer due to engineering works by SouthEastern making me have to go to Victoria rather than London Bridge (so a good 100+ min commute) and waking up an hour earlier than I should have for no real reason mean I'm absolutely shattered. Good thing it's dead at work and I can sit with my feet on the desk with my eyes shut, although a nap has still eluded me so far.

movingtables · 31 Mar 2013 at 17:00

Somnambulist said:
This absolutely killed me today. I was on nights last year when they changed and so only had to work 11 hours rather than 12, but this year it was days so 1 hour less sleep, and combined with my commute being 30mins longer due to engineering works by SouthEastern making me have to go to Victoria rather than London Bridge (so a good 100+ min commute) and waking up an hour earlier than I should have for no real reason mean I'm absolutely shattered. Good thing it's dead at work and I can sit with my feet on the desk with my eyes shut, although a nap has still eluded me so far.

im guessing you work in security lol ?

isonomicjedi · 31 Mar 2013 at 18:00

I am still slightly confused by all this, in that I precisely measured the location of my clock last evening and again this morning only to find it had not moved an inch.

It is in exactly the same position and has gone neither back or forwards.

Somnambulist · 31 Mar 2013 at 18:15

movingtables said:
im guessing you work in security lol ?

Data Centre.

isonomicjedi · 31 Mar 2013 at 18:19

Somnambulist said:
Data Centre.

is that where young holograms go for pre-school before they are allowed aboard the Enterprise?

chaparral · 31 Mar 2013 at 18:21

isonomicjedi said:
I am still slightly confused by all this, in that I precisely measured the location of my clock last evening and again this morning only to find it had not moved an inch.

It is in exactly the same position and has gone neither back or forwards.

http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18491190&highlight=ghost

quickshot89 · 31 Mar 2013 at 19:37

My internal body clock is already broken with the clocks going forward

Somnambulist · 31 Mar 2013 at 23:50

isonomicjedi said:
is that where young holograms go for pre-school before they are allowed aboard the Enterprise?

Things would be much more interesting if this was the case. As it stands the closet thing we have to androids are the robot arms in the SL8500 libraries.

Trying to stay awake for another hour or two, then hopefully get up about mid-day, go gym, shower, eat then go to work and look forward to bed at 9:30am.