Posted: Oct 22nd, '09, 20:06I'll be in London so I'll do mine tommorow night.
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Posted: Oct 22nd, '09, 20:06I'll be in London so I'll do mine tommorow night.
Posted: Apr 1st, '10, 12:35How many of us forgot to change profile time as well as putting the clocks forward last weekend 
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?Posted: Apr 1st, '10, 14:31Neither of us realised it was clocks-going-forward day until Colin went to look at the Sky TV guide at 1:00 am and couldn't get it to show anything earlier than 2:00 am. That was a bit of a giveaway!
I've never bothered to mess with any forum profiles. GMT is good enough. It hardly makes a difference.
I've never bothered to mess with any forum profiles. GMT is good enough. It hardly makes a difference.
Posted: Apr 1st, '10, 16:30I forgot to change my profile, but as I forgot last time the clocks changed too it's all rigght again now.
Posted: Oct 31st, '10, 22:21Guess what folks?!! Change 'em back an hour where appropriate!
Posted: Mar 28th, '11, 13:15I sincerely hope you all remembered to put 'em forward again - and lost an hour's sleep 
! Don't forget to amend the time setting on your profile acordingly......
! Don't forget to amend the time setting on your profile acordingly......Posted: Mar 29th, '11, 02:45I'm so glad we are fixed on GMT all year round and no fiddling with the clocks. 
Posted: Mar 29th, '11, 10:14Oh you should see the moans and groans in the papers and on TV Letters pages, half the people seem to want Summer Time all year round and the other half want GMT all year round. We get the same arguments and whinges twice a year 
! As the whole idea is now enshrined and enforced by EC Law, I doubt we shall see anything different for a while.....
! As the whole idea is now enshrined and enforced by EC Law, I doubt we shall see anything different for a while.....Posted: Mar 29th, '11, 10:55I like my mornings to be bright and cheery, but I also like my evenings to be dark and "ooh close the curtains and light the fire" -y.
There's something slightly disturbing about it still being light at 9.30 in the evening as it will be soon. It must be the vampire in me.
There's something slightly disturbing about it still being light at 9.30 in the evening as it will be soon. It must be the vampire in me.
Posted: Mar 29th, '11, 10:59But which is best? There's only one way to find out...FIGHT!themagicwand wrote:I like my mornings to be bright and cheery, but I also like my evenings to be dark and "ooh close the curtains and light the fire".
Re: It's that time of year
Posted: Oct 29th, '11, 23:05Well, here we are again! Time to put those clocks back by one hour in the UK, Europe and probably many other places as well - and please don't forget to change your profile setting - GMT in the UK or, as this new version of phpBB insists on calling it... UTC, Western European Time, Greenwich Mean Time.
Re: It's that time of year
Posted: Oct 29th, '11, 23:24Oh yeah, wooooo-hooooooooo, another hour in bed!!
Oh wait a sec, I have children...
Oh wait a sec, I have children...
Re: It's that time of year
Posted: Oct 29th, '11, 23:30I hear that velcro straps and gags are useful with children 
Re: It's that time of year
Posted: Oct 29th, '11, 23:32magicrob wrote:I hear that velcro straps and gags are useful with children
*Counts down to this being in inuendo bingo*
Re: It's that time of year
Posted: Oct 30th, '11, 00:50magicrob wrote:I hear that velcro straps and gags are useful with children
They're useful on first dates too