Hang Out and Post

[CAV of Gang Green]

That is 3 for me as well.

 

Meh, I'm bored right now.

[Tyler.]

It's 12 for me

don't worry CAV, so am I

[The Score in Blue]

Tyler, you live in USA, but it's a different timezone right?

 

I don't know when that'll be for me.

[jumpingbeans]

It's either 2PM or 4PM for me. I can never remember which way the numbers go. :*

[-Ryan]

Its 6:30 a.m. right now so i'm too tired to figure out what time it'll be for me then. :thumbsup:

[Spritzie]

:laughingsmiley: Look what I started.

 

It looks like you have a lot of support here Livvy. :yes:

[livvy]

It sure does. ^_^ *hugs you all*

 

And Ryan, it'll be 1 PM for you, because it was 8:30 here when you said it was 6:30 there. :yes:

[Spritzie]

That's right. I forgot Ryan is in the same time zone as me now that Daylight Savings Time is over.

[livvy]

Wait. So he wasn't in the same time zone when DST was going on? o_O

[Spritzie]

Nope. He's in Arizona, which for some strange reason, doesn't do DST. So when DST is in affect, AZ is 1 hour off from the rest of the time zone that it usually matches. (My cousin lives in Arizona, which is why I knew that originally.)

[livvy]

Huh. That's funny. Way to go, Arizona! DST is silly anyway. =P

 

Still, that is rather confusing. Especially for cross-state business dealings and whatnot. Does it trip you up a lot when you visit your Arizona cousin?

[Spritzie]

I've only visited her twice in AZ. Both trips were during December, so there was no time difference. Usually, her and her family come to Colorado in July.

 

It is silly, but for some reason, I like DST.

[livvy]

I just dislike the changes. I'd be fine with staying on DST or off DST, but it's so confusing to suddenly lose an hour and then gain an hour. When DST is on, I'm exactly 12 hours away from Theo, and now I'm either 13 or 11 hours away and can never quite remember. (And as I'm now co-writing a story with him, those time differences are rather important.)

[Spritzie]

It is confusing, but when I gain an hour, I feel like I won something. :laughingsmiley:

[livvy]

Haha, that's a neat way to look at it! :laughingsmiley: But then when you lose an hour, it's like someone took what you won. =[

[Spritzie]

Exactly. :( And I get bummed because I just *know* I'm going to be extra tired at work. An extra hour's tired.

[Wembly]

I read that as you got 'bumped' and I was all confused but none the less amused.

[Spritzie]

I looked back at my post and thought the same thing for a second. Power of suggestion I guess. :laughingsmiley: I always despise typos and compulsively must fix them.

[livvy]

Same here. I can't stand a typo. And what's worse, they always seem to show up glaringly bright when I'm letting someone else read something I've written. Pesky errors. *shakes head*

[Spritzie]

Yep. I hate that. Or when I notice one, once someone has already quoted me. That's why I read my posts again after I post them, to make sure.

[Wembly]

That's the nice thing about forums, you can go back and edit your mistakes and it will be like it never was. I hate when I'm texting or im-ing and I mess up and notice of course right after I hit send and there is no going back then :rolleyes_anim:

[Spritzie]

True. I hate that too. But if someone has already quoted you, then it's too late.

[Wembly]

Very true. And my subscription to this thread is not working again. I hope it fixes itself magically like before.

[Spritzie]

I've never messed with the subscriptions. I go through the boards pretty regularly.

[ΩCCΩ]

Editing is a heck of a tool when you are bad at spellings. Firefox helps too.