Peace out man.
Annual GMT to BST thread
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Soldato
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Sigh, going to be dark again at 0600 just when it was starting to get light. 
https://forums.overclockers.co.uk/threads/bst-should-be-kept-permanently.18986087/#post-37035837
Got two threads going for this topic now.
For me, keep it as BST, GMT is just grim!
Got two threads going for this topic now.
For me, keep it as BST, GMT is just grim!
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GMT FTW, IDST!
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Love the summertime hours.
Winter is depressing.
Winter is depressing.
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Nice to finish work not in the dark. 8:30pm need to wait till mid May and is for 3 months. Know that as a week after mum’s birthday it’s goes dark at 8:30pm
He loves it really.
Running around the house, and setting the time on all his clocks and computers, I mean some people would use something like radio controlled clocks, but not our feek for him it's got to be a classic Swiss Cuckoo Clock or nothing.
Although I'm not really sure he needs to do it at 1am, I'm sure it could be left until he gets up normally.
Dont see what the big fuss it, It dosnt really bother me if its GMT or BST. I've always been pretty quite to adjust, just as I am quick to adjust to other time zones when travelling. If I was to be forces to choose I'd probably just stick with GMT. The one minor annoyance is taking in to account the time difference BST to UTC/Z which I use a lot which lets face it isnt a huge issue.
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I hate losing an hour.
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Kitchen clock's remained on BST since last year, only clock in the house that needs manually changing and I can't be bothered.
Job saved for tomorrow
Job saved for tomorrow
wow...Kitchen clock's remained on BST since last year, only clock in the house that needs manually changing and I can't be bothered.
Job saved for tomorrow
can't complain working 1 hour less.
Just lost an hour of my life… nope not the clocks going forward… but the hour I spent changing all my watches, clocks and things that have the time set on them…
Luckily a lot of the stuff is now automatic and I hate to think how long it would take if half my watches wasn’t atomic…
Luckily a lot of the stuff is now automatic and I hate to think how long it would take if half my watches wasn’t atomic…
Could have just waited a few months and they'd all be right again anyway.
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Should just go halfway in-between the two systems and be done with it.
Nah, that's a different subject. Keeping BST permanently. This is just a reminder thread.
Edit - and that one was started days after this one.
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