NorthamSteve Posted 11 March, 2010 Posted 11 March, 2010 The clocks go forward that day. Do try not turn up at half time as I imagine you'll be pretty ****ed off. Could I suggest making this a sticky? Good luck with the (very) early starts everyone.
SNSUN Posted 11 March, 2010 Posted 11 March, 2010 Losing an hours sleep blows big time. God better make it up to me with a Saints win...
ivangolac Posted 11 March, 2010 Posted 11 March, 2010 I'm going to change my watch now incase I forget ...
SNSUN Posted 11 March, 2010 Posted 11 March, 2010 Could be worse - think of carlisle fans I'm expecting a fair few of them in London the day before. Thank fook I'm not working that week...
Vershinin Posted 11 March, 2010 Posted 11 March, 2010 So if i stay up till 12, do i then change my clock to 1 straight away? i dont wana **** this up.
Whitey Grandad Posted 11 March, 2010 Posted 11 March, 2010 Well spotted! There's always someone that misses it, and misses the bus as well.
VectisSaint Posted 11 March, 2010 Posted 11 March, 2010 Losing an hours sleep blows big time. God better make it up to me with a Saints win... I'm sure Tiss will do his best...
Golden Balls Posted 11 March, 2010 Posted 11 March, 2010 And a 1.30pm kick off. Not a lot of drinking time....
69 saint Posted 12 March, 2010 Posted 12 March, 2010 If you are going to London on saturday 27th to make a weekend of it pompey are playing at spurs that day
opthomps Posted 12 March, 2010 Posted 12 March, 2010 The whole clocks going forward and backwards thing needs to be abolished in my opinion. It was a bad idea in the first place. Its supposedly for farmers and to reduce road accidents isn't it? God invented time, who are we to meddle with it?
Thorpe-le-Saint Posted 12 March, 2010 Posted 12 March, 2010 So if i stay up till 12, do i then change my clock to 1 straight away? i dont wana **** this up. No technically, the clocks change at 2am, but most sensible people just put them forward an hour before they go to bed.
bungle Posted 12 March, 2010 Posted 12 March, 2010 In this digital age all my clocks change automatically. However, that often leaves me panicking that they won't!
TUS Posted 12 March, 2010 Posted 12 March, 2010 Could be worse - think of carlisle fans And northern based Saints fans. Early start, now less sleep :-(
scott_saints Posted 12 March, 2010 Posted 12 March, 2010 F*ck me. The game kicks off at 12.30 then. No, it kicks off at 1.30.
SNSUN Posted 12 March, 2010 Posted 12 March, 2010 And a 1.30pm kick off. Not a lot of drinking time.... Starting at 3pm on Thursday afternoon should suffice IMO.
NorthamSteve Posted 12 March, 2010 Author Posted 12 March, 2010 Starting at 3pm on Thursday afternoon should suffice IMO. Yes.
Whitey Grandad Posted 12 March, 2010 Posted 12 March, 2010 Starting at 3pm on Thursday afternoon should suffice IMO. Yes, that's almost 10 days.
The9 Posted 12 March, 2010 Posted 12 March, 2010 No technically, the clocks change at 2am, but most sensible people just put them forward an hour before they go to bed. If the clocks are going forward they change at 1am, which then becomes 2am. They don't get changed at 2am to 3am ! Just as when they're going back (autumn) they change at 2am, back to 1am, so you get to have 1am-1:59am twice that night to make up for the hour you didn't get in the spring. I now have fun trying to work out which of my clocks have changed automatically and which haven't.
NorthamSteve Posted 12 March, 2010 Author Posted 12 March, 2010 (edited) If the clocks are going forward they change at 1am, which then becomes 2am. They don't get changed at 2am to 3am ! Just as when they're going back (autumn) they change at 2am, back to 1am, so you get to have 1am-1:59am twice that night to make up for the hour you didn't get in the spring. I now have fun trying to work out which of my clocks have changed automatically and which haven't. Change your watch and ignore the others. Or Change your watch and change the other clocks you see to match your watch Or Change one of the clocks you mentioned (if you don't have a watch) and change all the other to match that. Or Get a sun dial in you front garden, tie a sign to it that says "change your clocks" just in case it's cloudy and you can't see the shadow that it's making. Or ask someone else the time. Edited 12 March, 2010 by NorthamSteve
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