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Thu Apr-07-05 04:12 AM
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3. do you do Daylight Saving Time in Europe? |
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Most of the US does, there are some counties and Arizona who do not! Really messes people up.
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Thu Apr-07-05 04:12 AM
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we even moved the date so that it fits with the change in the USA.
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Thu Apr-07-05 04:38 AM
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14. We don't move with the U.S. |
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All of Europe switches together, but we did so one week ahead of the U.S. this time.
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Thu Apr-07-05 04:18 AM
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6. no daylight savings time in indiana...... |
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Thu Apr-07-05 04:20 AM
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7. Oh, I thought Arizona was the only full state |
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did not know that about Indiana.
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Thu Apr-07-05 04:38 AM
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13. the time in indiana is a great trivia question |
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Edited on Thu Apr-07-05 04:39 AM by mrbill
the folks in indiana try to keep it a secret and mess with foreigners.
on edit: foreigners meaning out-of-staters.
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Thu Apr-07-05 04:39 AM
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15. During the winter is Indiana EST or CST? |
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Edited on Thu Apr-07-05 04:39 AM by KitchenWitch
edited, after reading post - mrbill is in TX
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Thu Apr-07-05 04:43 AM
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17. indiana is always regular normal time..... |
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the homies there don't play that game.
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Thu Apr-07-05 04:46 AM
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19. Eastern or Central??? |
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No wonder Dan Quayle is so confused.
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Thu Apr-07-05 04:51 AM
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21. indiana time for a thousand alex.... |
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during the summer, indiana is the same time as texas.
in the fall when texas changes to regular, normal time, indiana "gains" an hour because they remain the same.
watch our for corners in time, try not to stand in them.
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Thu Apr-07-05 04:22 AM
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Ich dachte immer, es sei nur CET
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Thu Apr-07-05 04:37 AM
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British Summer Time, one hour ahead (or is it behind, I never can remember that stuff) of Greenwich Mean Time, which we use during the summer months.
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Thu Apr-07-05 04:40 AM
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Edited on Thu Apr-07-05 04:42 AM by MrModerate
Now that we're on daylight savings time ("trecerea la ora de vara").
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Thu Apr-07-05 08:30 AM
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22. It's high time that you heard from the West Coast! We are on daylight |
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savings time! BTW, the rule is: Spring forward, fall back. I love love love the longer days and shorter nights...
PDT: PACIFIC DAYLIGHT TIME
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