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I think I'll wait until Sunday thanks, not that going into work late isn't a valid option ?
I think I'll wait until Sunday thanks, not that going into work late isn't a valid option ?
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If you set the clock back an hour, would that mean that you'd actually go to work an hour later?
If you set the clock back an hour, would that mean that you'd actually go to work an hour later?
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Eh, seeing as work starts whenever I arrive it doesn't actually matter but yes it would be an hour late not early.
Eh, seeing as work starts whenever I arrive it doesn't actually matter but yes it would be an hour late not early.
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Lol, I saw that you edited it! I wish that it'd fall back and stay there. But if the bill Biden is proposing goes through, we'll spring forward an hour and stay there. And, while I'm glad that DST would be gone, I really really hate springing forward. It really messes with my internal clock.
Lol, I saw that you edited it! I wish that it'd fall back and stay there. But if the bill Biden is proposing goes through, we'll spring forward an hour and stay there. And, while I'm glad that DST would be gone, I really really hate springing forward. It really messes with my internal clock.
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Falling back makes it an absolute pain in the ass to get off work with it nearly dark and then get home and tend the herd, I really just hate the switching back and forth in general.
Falling back makes it an absolute pain in the ass to get off work with it nearly dark and then get home and tend the herd, I really just hate the switching back and forth in general.
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Ah, I guess the preference is a difference in lifestyle. For me it takes like 3-4 months for my internal clock to finally catch to the change, I'm like endlessly tired for those 3-4 months. Then when I finally start to get fully used to it I get pushed back an hour. My body quickly adjust to it, then come spring, once the the hour springs forward I'm back to being endlessly tired for 3-4 months. I'll just be happy when it goes away.
Ah, I guess the preference is a difference in lifestyle. For me it takes like 3-4 months for my internal clock to finally catch to the change, I'm like endlessly tired for those 3-4 months. Then when I finally start to get fully used to it I get pushed back an hour. My body quickly adjust to it, then come spring, once the the hour springs forward I'm back to being endlessly tired for 3-4 months. I'll just be happy when it goes away.
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Same, can't end the stupidity soon enough for me.
Same, can't end the stupidity soon enough for me.
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I reopened your report, ya might wanna double check that edit! Lol
Edit: Oh hey, I just noticed that my reaction score is 95,777 lol
I reopened your report, ya might wanna double check that edit! Lol
Edit: Oh hey, I just noticed that my reaction score is 95,777 lol
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Saw it and was already trying to figure out what caused it when the site locked up completely.
Saw it and was already trying to figure out what caused it when the site locked up completely.
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