The Retirement Thread

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Dave7

Legendary Member
Location
Cheshire
I might have gone over the top with winding the clocks back.....apparently it's now a week last Tuesday :blush:

My Bro and Sis i Law were due to visit today but he has just cried off as his back is bad.
Will be a tv sports day then.
Slight problem as I have defrosted the chicken breasts and got ready-to-eat noodles.
 

Tenkaykev

Guru
Location
Poole
A mixture of clocks that change automagically and those that need manual intervention. Microwave has a dedicated time of day button. Cooker and hob are manual as is the clock on the mantlepiece. Watch and phone automatic, had the option of leaving the one in the lounge as it is, thereby creating a time portal between the lounge and the ktchen enabling me to travel back in time and rescue the toast before it burns and sets the smoke alarms off...
 

Dave7

Legendary Member
Location
Cheshire
Bonjour. Just a thought: if you were born at 2 am on the day the clocks go back, then you get two birthdays one hour apart.

I have been giving this some serious thought. In fact I went as far as to cogitate on the matter.
IF we rejoin Europe and 'they' decide to do away with this summer time malarkey then you (along with your birthday) would slip into a dark hole and simply disappear.
Hope this helps.
 

classic33

Leg End Member
I have been giving this some serious thought. In fact I went as far as to cogitate on the matter.
IF we rejoin Europe and 'they' decide to do away with this summer time malarkey then you (along with your birthday) would slip into a dark hole and simply disappear.
Hope this helps.
Just think, if you were born in between 01:00 and 02:00(Before the clocks went back), your next birthday would be an hour later. Same time, same date.
And it'd continue like that for the rest of your life. So apart from the few years when BST was abandoned in an experiment, you'd have two birthdays every year.
 

Dave7

Legendary Member
Location
Cheshire
Just think, if you were born in between 01:00 and 02:00(Before the clocks went back), your next birthday would be an hour later. Same time, same date.
And it'd continue like that for the rest of your life. So apart from the few years when BST was abandoned in an experiment, you'd have two birthdays every year.

I think my explanation is way more plausible :smile:
 
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