Daylight Savings Time

[Allen]

Ending Sunday Nov 6th.

Some want to keep it year round, some don't. As a kid I liked the extra daylight during the summer. Here it gets dark around 8:30pm on the longest days with the savings time thrown in. To me the extra daylight is more needed during the winter though when the days are shorter instead of the already long days of summer.

I could see keeping the savings time year round in concerns of people not having to drive home in the dark and women not having to walk in the dark to their cars after leaving work (assuming an 8--5 schedule) but the trade-off would be dark hours in the mornings not being safe for school kids so what do you do?

[Vern Humphrey]

Let Daylight Savings Time lapse -- we adopted it in imitation of the British in WWI. The war is over!

[Allen]

How many of you have "The Sounds of Silence" song stuck in your head now?

[PWC]

How many of you have "The Sounds of Silence" song stuck in your head now?

LOL, LOL

[Major Tom]

LOL, LOL

Yeah, me too now!

[dogtag]

I still have It's a small world theme in my head from 30 years ago.
The ultimate Ear Worm.

[Allen]

I still have It's a small world theme in my head from 30 years ago.
The ultimate Ear Worm.

Thanks. Now I have it.

[Johnny P]

Wonder exactly how did they come up with this very exact number. Exactly 171?


"A meta-analysis by Rutgers researchers found that permanent DST would eliminate 171 pedestrian fatalities (a 13% reduction) per year."

[Allen]

Let Daylight Savings Time lapse -- we adopted it in imitation of the British in WWI. The war is over!

Part of the "blackout" huh?

[dryheat]

You guys have stupid songs in your head. Try having two weeks of, well, I don't want to even bring it up. Not harmful, but annoying.
And then there's old girlfriend's. A couple of years of that get's old.
What you do is; open the kitchen cabinet, put the memory in the cabinet and shut the door. You can revisit it when ever you want to, but it might be a time to enjoy without the memory.
Pretty deep, I know.