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For those who love Daylight Savings Time! March 8th (Original Post) electric_blue68 8 hrs ago OP
Me no like Daylight Savings Time. chouchou 8 hrs ago #1
Time to recalibrate your sundial. Ptah 8 hrs ago #2
I guess I'd have to rotate the sundial? 😄 electric_blue68 6 hrs ago #7
Which direction? Ptah 6 hrs ago #9
When I lived in MT(Mountain Time) and my nephew was in CA(Pacific Time), my AZ sister would often call 4 times a year Attilatheblond 8 hrs ago #3
I can't remember whether a friend and I had a mix up with time stuff in AZ because we'd... electric_blue68 6 hrs ago #8
Hmmm, maybe that's why they mention 'Indian time' so often on the Dark Winds tv show? Attilatheblond 5 hrs ago #10
I prefer standard time... anciano 8 hrs ago #4
Love standard time. Count me as a coffee drinking sunrise watcher. Polly Hennessey 7 hrs ago #5
I'd just rather stop messing with the clocks. discntnt_irny_srcsm 7 hrs ago #6
and please, no whining about the "lost hour" Skittles 4 hrs ago #11
Well, shit BlueSpot 1 hr ago #12

chouchou

(3,047 posts)
1. Me no like Daylight Savings Time.
Sun Mar 1, 2026, 04:58 PM
8 hrs ago

I prefer the actual time but, I can understand people who like it.

Attilatheblond

(8,637 posts)
3. When I lived in MT(Mountain Time) and my nephew was in CA(Pacific Time), my AZ sister would often call 4 times a year
Sun Mar 1, 2026, 05:27 PM
8 hrs ago

and ask if she was on MT time or CA time because AZ doesn't do the Time Warp Dance.

electric_blue68

(26,686 posts)
8. I can't remember whether a friend and I had a mix up with time stuff in AZ because we'd...
Sun Mar 1, 2026, 07:05 PM
6 hrs ago

spent the day in both the Hopi, and Navajo Nations.
The Hopi, like AZ do not use DST, but The Navajo do. 🤔

Attilatheblond

(8,637 posts)
10. Hmmm, maybe that's why they mention 'Indian time' so often on the Dark Winds tv show?
Sun Mar 1, 2026, 07:44 PM
5 hrs ago

Cut out the white middle man and go with the natural flow.

Skittles

(170,765 posts)
11. and please, no whining about the "lost hour"
Sun Mar 1, 2026, 09:32 PM
4 hrs ago

if you cannot handle it you have way more issues than the time changing

BlueSpot

(1,288 posts)
12. Well, shit
Mon Mar 2, 2026, 12:23 AM
1 hr ago

Actually, I'm retired now and don't give a damn. But the spring change was always horrible on the commute to work. The sun started coming up earlier and was right in your eyes on the way in. Slowly, that decreased and you could almost see again. Then the time change came around and it all reset to "I can't see a damn thing!" again. The spring version was always easier.

I'm sure it all depends on where you are located between the time zones (and which way you have to go to drive to work).

I just sleep through that nonsense now but I do take pity on those who cannot. I really hated it.

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