World Clock ... is it Twenty 'Oh Six yet??
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Brad
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Will have to personalize the display to your own time zone,
I have the link set to Pacific Time of course.
Checkout the Countdown feature as well.
And don't forget to set your clocks back 1 Second at Midnight,
cuz as you know the Globe is slowing down in its old age!!
Cheers
I have the link set to Pacific Time of course.
Checkout the Countdown feature as well.
And don't forget to set your clocks back 1 Second at Midnight,
cuz as you know the Globe is slowing down in its old age!!
Cheers
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george bush a little while ago signed a bill which will take everyone on the continent except presumably Saskatchewan residents into a new era of daylight savings time.......when the calendar was changed to put it into sync around the year 600 something, and the date went from september 1 to september 14 overnight, like one day it was the 1st and the next day it was the 14th, people rioted in the streets in europe....they didn't live that long anyway, and were convinced the church was now depriving them of two weeks of their already short lfespan.....so i like Brads' suggestion to set my clock back one second at midnight.....at the very least, it will allow me to get in another glass of bubbly before the year changes.............. ice cold i.p.a
ice cold i.p.a
Brad
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more not so trivial trivia
Did you know that brewing predates our calendar by some 3,000 years? And that Brewskis ruled long before wines were in vogue ... nevermind them sparkling ones, they're a later comer still.
Hmmm ... raising a glass of bubbly is associated with grapes, not malt, of late ... so when Daleks downed his i.p.a (in one second flat?!!
) he may have momentarily re-established the brewed-bubbly benchmark, while shunning effervescent raisin slop ... at least in his little corner of the globe
cheap yet Traditional Pacific Lager (with a dedicated thermometer on the can that never works ... unless the beer freezes)
Did you know that brewing predates our calendar by some 3,000 years? And that Brewskis ruled long before wines were in vogue ... nevermind them sparkling ones, they're a later comer still.
Hmmm ... raising a glass of bubbly is associated with grapes, not malt, of late ... so when Daleks downed his i.p.a (in one second flat?!!
) he may have momentarily re-established the brewed-bubbly benchmark, while shunning effervescent raisin slop ... at least in his little corner of the globe cheap yet Traditional Pacific Lager (with a dedicated thermometer on the can that never works ... unless the beer freezes)