When setting your clocks back tonight, don't forget to set your GMT/UTC clock
back one hour as well.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

WebTV already set their Tick Tock Clock back one hour a few days ago.At
least according to the TV programs listings on my WebTV set top box
thingy.I have four Clocks to set back.The big antique Ansonia wood case
Clock on my living room wall, the Clock in my 1983 Dodge Van, the little
Clock (wris****ch pendant thingy I wear on the front of my old shirt, I
quit wearing a wris****ch on my wrist many years ago, it was always
getting in my way, and my computer Clock.

Some Idiot is doing tire burnouts up the street from doggys couch.
cuhulin

On Oct 31, 12:28*pm, dxAce wrote:
When setting your clocks back tonight, don't forget to set your GMT/UTC clock
back one hour as well.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Why? I thought GMT/UTC was constant throughout the year?

On Oct 31, 12:28 pm, dxAce wrote:
When setting your clocks back tonight, don't forget to set your GMT/UTC clock
back one hour as well.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Somebody Somewhere wrote:

Why? I thought GMT/UTC was constant throughout the year?

YOU are correct.

Lare is wrong (a condition he is not unfamiliar with).

But then, it's the weekend, and well, you know, he sorta...ahem...shall
we say, sometimes gets a little too friendly with that fire water.

Or, on the other hand...he could be saying it "tongue in cheek", trying
to fish in the newbies. ;-)

Your pick.

Nick Danger wrote:

On Oct 31, 12:28 pm, dxAce wrote:
When setting your clocks back tonight, don't forget to set your GMT/UTC clock
back one hour as well.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

Somebody Somewhere wrote:

Why? I thought GMT/UTC was constant throughout the year?

YOU are correct.

Lare is wrong (a condition he is not unfamiliar with).

You're a dufus (a condition, nay, a way of life that you are very familiar with).

On Oct 31, 12:28 pm, dxAce wrote:

When setting your clocks back tonight, don't forget to set your
GMT/UTC clock back one hour as well.

Somebody Somewhere wrote:

Why? I thought GMT/UTC was constant throughout the year?

Nick Danger wrote:

YOU [Somebody Somewhere] are correct.

Lare is wrong (a condition he is not unfamiliar with).

But then, it's the weekend, and well, you know, he
sorta...ahem...shall we say, sometimes gets a little too friendly
with that fire water.

Or, on the other hand...he could be saying it "tongue in cheek",
trying to fish in the newbies. ;-)

Your pick.

dxAce wrote:

You're a dufus (a condition, nay, a way of life that you are very
familiar with).

And Lare, the dxDufus, is STILL wrong. GMT/UTC does N-O-T change. Sorry,
boy, you can't tap dance your way outta this.

This bogus info from a dufus who proclaims himself to be a dx'ing "ace".

Bwahahahahaha....

Nick Danger wrote:

On Oct 31, 12:28 pm, dxAce wrote:

When setting your clocks back tonight, don't forget to set your
GMT/UTC clock back one hour as well.

Somebody Somewhere wrote:

Why? I thought GMT/UTC was constant throughout the year?

Nick Danger wrote:

YOU [Somebody Somewhere] are correct.

Lare is wrong (a condition he is not unfamiliar with).

But then, it's the weekend, and well, you know, he
sorta...ahem...shall we say, sometimes gets a little too friendly
with that fire water.

Or, on the other hand...he could be saying it "tongue in cheek",
trying to fish in the newbies. ;-)

Your pick.

dxAce wrote:

You're a dufus (a condition, nay, a way of life that you are very
familiar with).

And Lare, the dxDufus, is STILL wrong. GMT/UTC does N-O-T change. Sorry,
boy, you can't tap dance your way outta this.

This bogus info from a dufus who proclaims himself to be a dx'ing "ace".

More of an "ace" than you'll probably ever be, crybaby!

On Oct 31, 10:42*am, Nick Danger wrote:
Lare is wrong (a condition he is not unfamiliar with).
No matter how wrong he is, he will never admit it.

wrote:
On Oct 31, 10:42 am, Nick Danger wrote:
Lare is wrong (a condition he is not unfamiliar with).
No matter how wrong he is, he will never admit it.

That would require intelligence to realize he had made a mistake and
balls to admit that he made the mistake. The Acehole is known to be
short on both counts.

JB

At teh tone of teh bayle,,, teh tyme issa nowwww,,,, O' dark thutty.
cuhulin