Woo-hoo, the clocks go back to GMT this weekend!

I'm so pleased that we'll be back to GMT (UTC, Z, etc) this coming weekend.

We invented time, we invented Greenwich, we invented longitude and we invented clocks*

We'll be back to proper time again... BST can go swivel.

Everyone gets an extra hour sleep, everyone can be happy. GMT is the bestest!

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*some of this may not be entirely factual

Not so great if you are working the night shift tho! Suddenly a 12 hour shift becomes 13, with only 12 hours of pay because, "it all evens out in the end". Isn't the NHS magic.
 
It is quite crazy when you think about out shifts in daylight. From the summer solstice to the winter solstice its about a 9 and a half hour swing for me. Imagine living near the equator and not having the swing.
 
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My heating/hot water timer changes time automatically. It knows what day of the week it is, as have a 7 day timer but how does it know which Sat/Sun it is?
Still need to get my manual to change car in clock, despite having car for 3.5 years. Previous cars was easier.

You forget how many clocks you need to change!

That means all of my shifts finish in the dark now - unless I'm asked to do 7-3
 
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My heating/hot water timer changes time automatically. It knows what day of the week it is, as have a 7 day timer but how does it know which Sat/Sun it is?
Still need to get my manual to change car in clock, despite having car for 3.5 years. Previous cars was easier.

You forget how many clocks you need to change!

That means all of my shifts finish in the dark now - unless I'm asked to do 7-3
Never change the phone or car clocks. They're right for half of the year, never use them anyway.
 
My heating/hot water timer changes time automatically. It knows what day of the week it is, as have a 7 day timer but how does it know which Sat/Sun it is?
Still need to get my manual to change car in clock, despite having car for 3.5 years. Previous cars was easier.

You forget how many clocks you need to change!

That means all of my shifts finish in the dark now - unless I'm asked to do 7-3

Not a problem for King Charles, the Palace and Windsor Castle employs a Royal Clock Master to ensure all the clocks are always set correctly. I think it's still Fjodor van den Broek.
 
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