I have a digital clock that automatically changes for DST, but since 2007, on the second Sunday of March, and the first Sunday of November i STILL have to change the hour setting. It’s trivial, but still a pain in the A…
Once was in a bar during “fall back”. Bartender managed to stay open until 6 A.M. before a friendly Policeman stopped in to ask why the ’legal" 3 A.M. closing was disregarded.
Look, the whole idea of making DST the new standard time year round is just plain stupid. Noon is when the sun is at the middle of the arc through the sky. Instead of renaming it so that it is called 1 PM, schedules should be rearranged as necessary to avoid the problems. It is not necessary to rename 7 AM as 8 AM just so you can say that you are starting some activity an hour later than you really are! A year-round time is certainly better than messing up everyone’s biological clocks twice a year, but call it what the sun indicates, rather than this illogical idea of using DST year round.
Swalb%515 about 11 years ago
Yeah, they need to abolish it.
A purring cat is the best tranquilizer about 11 years ago
You are right – go to DST, then no more changing the time!
Swalb%515 about 11 years ago
I have a digital clock that automatically changes for DST, but since 2007, on the second Sunday of March, and the first Sunday of November i STILL have to change the hour setting. It’s trivial, but still a pain in the A…
Varnes about 11 years ago
Panel 4 is great…
Red Phantom about 11 years ago
I prefer the time change. Keeps my son from having to go to school in the dark.
larrylunts about 11 years ago
Janis, why don’t you just get up earlier? Arlo might help, if you provide sufficient stimulus!
ChessPirate about 11 years ago
She’s never like walking past 1313 Mockingbird Lane.
finale about 11 years ago
Once was in a bar during “fall back”. Bartender managed to stay open until 6 A.M. before a friendly Policeman stopped in to ask why the ’legal" 3 A.M. closing was disregarded.
sbchamp about 11 years ago
Whaaa. Deal
tahoeh2o about 11 years ago
Where wolf?
rainedrop about 11 years ago
There wolf…
Perkycat about 11 years ago
I’m with you. Still it is a pain having to change the clocks twice a year. Being retired, I have better things to do.
CPOChuckG about 11 years ago
A good GPS and she probably could’ve missed that neighborhood.
jppjr about 11 years ago
In the spring, move the clock ahead thirty minutes…and LEAVE IT….
Gokie5 about 11 years ago
Looks like a Gothic castle, complete with lightning. The vampires, werewolves, and other beasties are in the previous panel.
pam Miner about 11 years ago
I agree. It would be nice to have daylight savings all the year.
gocomicsmember about 11 years ago
Look, the whole idea of making DST the new standard time year round is just plain stupid. Noon is when the sun is at the middle of the arc through the sky. Instead of renaming it so that it is called 1 PM, schedules should be rearranged as necessary to avoid the problems. It is not necessary to rename 7 AM as 8 AM just so you can say that you are starting some activity an hour later than you really are! A year-round time is certainly better than messing up everyone’s biological clocks twice a year, but call it what the sun indicates, rather than this illogical idea of using DST year round.