Do the clocks go back tonight?

[Lazarus 0]

[Radgina 1]

 

yup

[@yourservice 67]

to 1996 yeh

[peasepud 59]

to 1996 yeh

 

consistently the 5th best clock change in the last ten years.

[@yourservice 67]

to 1996 yeh

 

consistently the 5th best clock change in the last ten years.

 

 

If only!

[Snoops 0]

I prefer it when the clocks go back actually, its just a nuisance having to change every single one of them in the house!

 

[The Fish 9232]

do you have to rotate your sundial by an hour too?

[@yourservice 67]

do you have to rotate your sundial by an hour too?

 

Now that is just stupid

[The Fish 9232]

do you have to rotate your sundial by an hour too?

 

Now that is just stupid

[@yourservice 67]

do you have to rotate your sundial by an hour too?

 

Now that is just stupid

 

 

As the earth turns on its axis, the sun appears to move across our sky. The shadows cast by the sun move in a clockwise (hence the definition of clockwise) direction for objects in the northern hemisphere. Shadow sticks or obelisks are simple sundials. If the sun rose and set at the same time and spot on the horizon every day, they would be fairly accurate clocks. However, the sun's path through the sky changes every day because the earth's axis is tilted. On earth's yearly trip around the sun the North Pole is tilted toward the sun half of the time and away from the sun the other half. This means the shadows cast by the sun change from day to day.You cant turn a sundial backwards so it's just stoopid man

 

 

 

[The Fish 9232]

do you have to rotate your sundial by an hour too?

 

Now that is just stupid

 

 

As the earth turns on its axis, the sun appears to move across our sky. The shadows cast by the sun move in a clockwise (hence the definition of clockwise) direction for objects in the northern hemisphere. Shadow sticks or obelisks are simple sundials. If the sun rose and set at the same time and spot on the horizon every day, they would be fairly accurate clocks. However, the sun's path through the sky changes every day because the earth's axis is tilted. On earth's yearly trip around the sun the North Pole is tilted toward the sun half of the time and away from the sun the other half. This means the shadows cast by the sun change from day to day.You cant turn a sundial backwards so it's just stoopid man

 

 

 

 

[JJ 0]

Cath's thread tbh

[@yourservice 67]

not bad after 8 can's

[@yourservice 67]

Cath's thread tbh

 

 

Link?

[JJ 0]

Cath's thread tbh

 

 

Link?

 

No link. Old story. Normally it was Cath who'd have to remind us mongs that the clocks change.

[peasepud 59]

yeah, bring back Cath,

 

I liked the good old days when aunty Cath used to tell us all what to do.

[Gemmill 35493]

Reminded her about this and she said she was gonna do it when she got home from the pub. She won't be happy.

[peasepud 59]

ahh thats alreet then, she'll be too pissed to notice.

[The Fish 9232]

ahh thats alreet then, she'll be too pissed to notice.

sounds like some of my dates

[catmag 336]

Dear children.

 

Please turn your clocks back one hour this evening

 

Ithangyou

 

Love,

 

Mother xxxxxxx

[peasepud 59]

thanks ma,

 

would never have remembered if you hadnt reminded me.

[catmag 336]

thanks ma,

 

would never have remembered if you hadnt reminded me.

 

[Tooj 17]

Cheers mother goose.

[The Fish 9232]

thanks ma,

 

would never have remembered if you hadnt reminded me.

 

I'm staying off the pop tonight mam....

 

[catmag 336]

Cheers mother goose.

 

Do I look like a goose?