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Love me some long summer evenings.
Love me some long summer evenings.
If we remained on GMT you’d be wakened an hour earlier…Great
BST, the time where yappy seaguls start creating unneccasary noise at 3am, and birds start chirping there stupid heads off at 4am,
Its unnecessary and should be banned
I dont want to be woken up at 3 / 4am!
If it were GMT, then you could substitute 2 and 3 for your 3 and 4 above!Great
BST, the time where yappy seaguls start creating unneccasary noise at 3am, and birds start chirping there stupid heads off at 4am,
Its unnecessary and should be banned
I dont want to be woken up at 3 / 4am!
If it were GMT, then you could substitute 2 and 3 for your 3 and 4 above!
you really need that OC (chat) GPT enhancementPlease walk me through the thought process of starting a sentence with two full stops and a space.
It gets lighter LATER during BST, just like it gets darker LATER, compared to being in GMT.What do you mean? Darker mornings, and not getting light until 7am , means the birds stay asleep longer,
lighter mornings earlier, means they get up earlier
No, you just lend it to the forces of awesomeness for 7 months, then they give it back.I lose an hour of sleep?
This is DISGUSTING!!!!!!!
It gets lighter LATER during BST, just like it gets darker LATER, compared to being in GMT.
Yeah, I can see why alcohol and depression are a big problem in you part of the world having spent a week in Finland one summer and having a whole “Why the **** is it light outside at 3 am?” thing.FML I go from eternal darkness to eternal light.
Its a bloody pain trying to get the kids in bed thoughCan’t remember if I normally like this change or not. Depends on my mood. Have to admit the extra hour in the evening will be useful as I’m trying to get the garden in order for summer.
Huh ? it gets lighter earlier in BST
weirdly, when it first switches to BST, it gets darker in the morning, but as you get more months in to the summer, it defenatly gets lighter earlier
in the winter, it doesnt get light until about 7-8am
in the summer, i have woken up at 4-5am and its already getting light
It gets lighter in the morning as sometimes in summer i go out for a bikeride at 6am - and its light, if i do that in winter, it would be dark
It gets lighter earlier in SUMMER. BST mitigates the impact of that - if we were still in GMT time, the birds would be waking you an hour earlier from your perspective.Huh ? it gets lighter earlier in BST
weirdly, when it first switches to BST, it gets darker in the morning, but as you get more months in to the summer, it defenatly gets lighter earlier
in the winter, it doesnt get light until about 7-8am
in the summer, i have woken up at 4-5am and its already getting light
It gets lighter in the morning as sometimes in summer i go out for a bikeride at 6am - and its light, if i do that in winter, it would be dark
Huh ? it gets lighter earlier in BST
weirdly, when it first switches to BST, it gets darker in the morning, but as you get more months in to the summer, it defenatly gets lighter earlier
in the winter, it doesnt get light until about 7-8am
in the summer, i have woken up at 4-5am and its already getting light
It gets lighter in the morning as sometimes in summer i go out for a bikeride at 6am - and its light, if i do that in winter, it would be dark