A busy night at Stone Henge

[kpete]

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[dchill]

1. It will probably take about six months.

[mitch96]

3. Tnx, I needed that... classic..nt

[RocRizzo55]

4. Even though

They don’t change their clocks for two weeks? Weird.

[wnylib]

27. Takes 2 weeks to move them, doncha know?

[róisín_dubh]

5. Post again in a couple weeks.

We've not changed our clocks yet here in England

[yagotme]

24. It'll take them long enough that they'll be on time...

when U are.

[panader0]

6. One of the bonuses of living in Arizona:

We never have to change our clocks.

[Rebl2]

9. Lucky

Don’t think they do in Indiana either, but not sure. I would prefer standard time year round, but I know most would prefer day light savings time.

[lagomorph777]

29. Why would anybody prefer DST? It sucks getting up early.

We get shorter and shorter relief from DST every time Congress gets their panties in a twist and decides to torture us some more.

[William Seger]

10. Nah, you just have to keep track of when everyone else did

I think I'd rather just change it.

[liberalla]

18. Nope! I disagree... Smooth sailing in AZ without time changes!

And I lived 22 years out of state dealing with time changes.

'Springing forward' was the worst. No spring at all!

[mysteryowl]

7. Good point

It is time to stop this clock changing thing.

[lagomorph777]

30. Maybe Congress will eventually figure out that they don't control the rotation of the Earth?

Naaaahhhh, the hubris is too strong.

[Traildogbob]

8. May be an old one but

It this is my first time hearing it. And it gave me a welcome laugh, it brought the steam down a notch after reading Lou Houltz comments at the SC KKKlan rally. Thanks and the image was cool as well. Not a fan of moving time ahead an hour after this last birthday. I would like to move it back a decade.

[c-rational]

11. +1, my first time hearing it also. The smile and laugh it brought most welcome.

[kpete]

12. the smile and laugh

is what i was going for!
peace,
kp

[calimary]

13. Mine as well!

Definitely gave me a chuckle!

[liberalla]

17. My first time as well. Much enjoyed - thank you!

[Trueblue1968]

23. The smile and laugh it brought most welcome. I have been in bed all week. Too depressed to get up.

[Sneederbunk]

14. Here.

https://images.app.goo.gl/DfjJELpYAr4LWes39

[Blue Owl]

15. The Druids...

No one knew who they were... or what they were doing...

[a kennedy]

16. 😂 🤣 😂 ♥️

[Initech]

19. We had a Stonehenge monument on stage that was about to be crushed by a dwarf!

[TheRickles]

20. Thanks for the chuckle. This one is actually Avebury, another nearby megalithic stone circle.

The photo ran as the annual April Fools Day joke story a few years back, sponsored by the National Trust. A pretty funny story, here: https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/news/moving-the-avebury-stones-for-british-summer-time|

[crickets]

21. Thanks for a great laugh! I needed that. 😄

[Wounded Bear]

22. Ok, that got a chuckle...

[riversedge]

25. I had to laugh. thanks

[Raine]

26. LOL ... Thanks I needed a laugh! 😅 👍 nt

[TomWilm]

28. Though it's always cheaper to build a new 33-MegaLith circle than upgrade an old slow one

Stone circles were common enough everywhere in the mountains. Druids built them as weather computers and since it was always cheaper to build a new 33-MegaLith circle than upgrade an old slow one there were generally plenty of ancient ones around.
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[BobTheSubgenius]

31. Clever!