[ SECRET POST #3961 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3961 ⌋

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(fandom: My Brother, My Brother and Me)


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[Neil Gaiman's "Good Omens"]


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(Minami, YoI)


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Comments

Re: Daylight Savings Time SUCKS

[diet_poison]

100% agree, which is why I'm glad it's over.

ETA: why...is everyone talking like it just started? It just ENDED. These are the normal hours. The weird hours are, by definition, in the summer.

(I live in a state that didn't use to have it, so it still feels Weird And Wrong when it's on)

Re: Daylight Savings Time SUCKS

[(Anonymous)]

I have never known - and I expect that I will never be able to remember - which part of the year is Daylight Savings and which is normal

I'm honestly surprised I can remember spring forward fall back

Sometimes the clocks change by an hour and things get dark at different times that's all I know

Re: Daylight Savings Time SUCKS

[diet_poison]

"spring forward" and "fall back" are kinda puns, so they're easy to remember!

that's fair. makes sense if you grew up with it. I'm in Indiana so we started doing it in the middle of my high school years, and I've hated it from day one. :/

It's the fact that the clocks change at all, that people really care about.

[(Anonymous)]

And really, since it's the larger potion of the year (34 weeks), I'm not really sure it should be called normal when it's not in effect.

Re: It's the fact that the clocks change at all, that people really care about.

[diet_poison]

I guess it depends on how you define "normal". DST is in the summer and that's technically when it's considered to be altered. The winter schedule is the one everyone used before DST was a thing.

But if you define "normal" as "more likely to be in effect at a given time" then sure.