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Where in the hell is it anywhere near 9:00?
Daylight Saving Time up for debate again
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I don't really care either way, but for most of the country that extra hour of sunlight is going to be in cold weather and they're not going to do anything productive outside with that time. Texans would generally benefit, though.Quote:
Having daylight in the afrernoon when you get back home from work.
That's all that counts really.Seven Costanza said:I don't really care either way, but for most of the country that extra hour of sunlight is going to be in cold weather and they're not going to do anything productive outside with that time. Texans would generally benefit, though.Quote:
Having daylight in the afrernoon when you get back home from work.
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Guess it's time for the twice a year whining over the time change. We've tired permanent DST in this country. It failed miserably. Everyone hated it. It lasted less than a single year after people experienced DST for one winter.
91AggieLawyer said:Chad Cunningham said:
If there is a permanent time it must be standard time... If you made DST permanent you would have the sun not rising til 9 in the winter.
I don't know where you live, but the latest the sun rose in the DFW area was 7:30am in mid January.
In Cleveland, the latest is 7:53am around the same time. In NYC, its around 7:20am the first week of January.
Where in the hell is it anywhere near 9:00?
DFW sunrise in Jan at 7:30 is on standard time. Go to permanent DST and sunrise is at 8:30. In fact most of Texas would have 8:30-9:00 sunrise in winter.
No thanks.
yeahYellowPot_97 said:
Guess it's time for the twice a year whining over the time change. We've tired permanent DST in this country. It failed miserably. Everyone hated it. It lasted less than a single year after people experienced DST for one winter.
50 years ago.
and the world has changed drastically since then
work from home.
flexible work schedules
graduated school start times
etc
Kids still go to school at 8:00
Rush hour is still from 7-8
People's daily lives haven't changed that much. One winter of people being at work in the dark for two hours in morning and kids waiting on the bus/being dropped off at school in the dark, and people will be demanding to bring it back.
Rush hour is still from 7-8
People's daily lives haven't changed that much. One winter of people being at work in the dark for two hours in morning and kids waiting on the bus/being dropped off at school in the dark, and people will be demanding to bring it back.
we will just have to disagree until we have real evidence of how people will react at this time.
Nah. Give me the extra daylight in the evening year round.
C@LAg said:
we will just have to disagree until we have real evidence of how people will react at this time.
something something insanity something something try same thing something something different results………
YellowPot_97 said:C@LAg said:
we will just have to disagree until we have real evidence of how people will react at this time.
something something insanity something something try same thing something something different results………
as is assuming something as fact without either relevant evidence or taking into account 50 years of societal changes.
Love me some daylight savings time. Every year without fail I drink too much on opening weekend of deer season. I get one hour of extra sleep after that Saturday night before I head out Sunday morning.
BMX Bandit said:Chad Cunningham said:
If there is a permanent time it must be standard time... If you made DST permanent you would have the sun not rising til 9 in the winter.
You probably like cold showers, pineapple on pizza and Pepsi also.
Prob thinks Shipleys doesn't serve "real kolaches" too.
Seven Costanza said:Quote:
Where in the hell is it anywhere near 9:00?
Cool, so areas that don't matter to almost any of us.
BMX Bandit said:Chad Cunningham said:
If there is a permanent time it must be standard time... If you made DST permanent you would have the sun not rising til 9 in the winter.
You probably like cold showers, pineapple on pizza and Pepsi also.
I like pineapple on pizza
Tanya 93 said:
I like pineapple on pizza
Oooooooof course YOU do, much like a famous mustachioed man that had a solution to problems.
Serotonin said:Ding ding. This is why permanent daylight savings will never get implemented.Chad Cunningham said:
If there is a permanent time it must be standard time... If you made DST permanent you would have the sun not rising til 9 in the winter.
I hear your point. It's interesting though that it passed the senate last go and didn't have time to get voted on by house. Didn't seem like "never" to me from a legislative stand point?
If they had real cajones, they would add an extra hour to every Saturday night. That's some real hope and change right there.
BigRobSA said:Tanya 93 said:
I like pineapple on pizza
Oooooooof course YOU do, much like a famous mustachioed man that had a solution to problems.
Pineapple, mushroom, and tomato. Black olives if feeling fancy
Love it when the pineapple bakes into the tomato sauce and crisps up on its edges
Seven Costanza said:Quote:
Where in the hell is it anywhere near 9:00?
Proving the old adage " a picture is worth a thousand words "
This should be the EOT
people can agree to disagree about if this a good idea but moving our time to "Eastern Standard time" does have noticeable consequences
These time change threads prove otherwise.C@LAg said:ridiculous.Chad Cunningham said:Your username clearly doesn't check out unless you are a typical "me me me" boomer with grown kids.... The sun should be up before school begins. They need more sleep than you do.Ag with kids said:I can drive to work in the dark.Chad Cunningham said:
If there is a permanent time it must be standard time... If you made DST permanent you would have the sun not rising til 9 in the winter.
DST means I have more sunlight AFTER work when I can actually DO things...
they somehow manage half the year.
and have their noses buried in their cell phones the rest of the time.
people adapt to the changes when they occur. they cam adapt to this permanently as well.
We tried permanent DST before and it was hailed as greatness before it started and everyone hated it 6 months later.Serotonin said:Ding ding. This is why permanent daylight savings will never get implemented.Chad Cunningham said:
If there is a permanent time it must be standard time... If you made DST permanent you would have the sun not rising til 9 in the winter.
Same thing in Seattle, or at least I think it was. It's too cloudy in the evening to tell anyway. Sunset is when it gets dimmer and it's misting more.BMX Bandit said:
Sunset in New York City on December 21 was 430 in the afternoon.
That's terrible.
Why not go back to sidereal time?
Not all of us are lazy and sleep in every morning. Many of us do a lot of stuff BEFORE work.Ag with kids said:I can drive to work in the dark.Chad Cunningham said:
If there is a permanent time it must be standard time... If you made DST permanent you would have the sun not rising til 9 in the winter.
DST means I have more sunlight AFTER work when I can actually DO things...
Bigger problem is Seattle was DST - trying to get kids to go to bed on time when it was light out until after 10 PM was horrible.The Fife said:Same thing in Seattle, or at least I think it was. It's too cloudy in the evening to tell anyway. Sunset is when it gets dimmer and it's misting more.BMX Bandit said:
Sunset in New York City on December 21 was 430 in the afternoon.
That's terrible.
Absolutely correct, getting to sleep was a pain in the ass on my end too because I only had blinds on the windows.
This passed in the Senate last year with 100% of the vote. Then it promptly disappeared and anyone in Congress who was interviewed about it on either side of the aisle acted really weird about it. The politics behind this issue are so bizarre.
fc2112 said:Not all of us are lazy and sleep in every morning. Many of us do a lot of stuff BEFORE work.Ag with kids said:I can drive to work in the dark.Chad Cunningham said:
If there is a permanent time it must be standard time... If you made DST permanent you would have the sun not rising til 9 in the winter.
DST means I have more sunlight AFTER work when I can actually DO things...
Better get a flashlight.
I like the part when you are at a bar and the instant you get extra hour of drinking. Let's keep that.
Chad Cunningham said:
If there is a permanent time it must be standard time... If you made DST permanent you would have the sun not rising til 9 in the winter.
A lot of people drive to work in the dark every day already. A lot of people don't like driving to work in the dark and then driving home from work in the dark. WGAS if that means sunrise is at 9?
Everyone needs to remember, If we get this pushed through, we would Spring forward one last time and I'm not sure everyone sees the implication of that.
One less hour of a biden presidency!
One less hour of a biden presidency!
what day is sunset after 10 in seattle?
I don't hate the time change like some apparatnely do. Its really not a big deal at all. But the "we should stick to standard time" wackos needs to be sent to arkham.
I don't hate the time change like some apparatnely do. Its really not a big deal at all. But the "we should stick to standard time" wackos needs to be sent to arkham.
I didn't say sunset was after 10 PM. I said it was light until after 10 PM. Sunset was around 9:20 PM.BMX Bandit said:
what day is sunset after 10 in seattle?
I don't hate the time change like some apparatnely do. Its really not a big deal at all. But the "we should stick to standard time" wackos needs to be sent to arkham.
They will grow up, it's okay.Chad Cunningham said:Your username clearly doesn't check out unless you are a typical "me me me" boomer with grown kids.... The sun should be up before school begins. They need more sleep than you do.Ag with kids said:I can drive to work in the dark.Chad Cunningham said:
If there is a permanent time it must be standard time... If you made DST permanent you would have the sun not rising til 9 in the winter.
DST means I have more sunlight AFTER work when I can actually DO things...
We never had a problem putting our kids to bed on time....
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