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Happy Nadian Thanksgiving!!! 🦃 We do go a little wild up here in the Great White North. No, we are not covered in snow yet, but close So since it is in the news here, I thought I would bring this up earlier than normal. Usually I talk about the dreaded, not to me, changing of the clocks for Daylight Savings Time. Well, why it is in the news, is that British Columbia, Alberta and Manitoba have decided to do away with falling back and staying on Daylight Savings Time. Sas- 8 comments
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the anti-romantic
girls have coodies
Dumb (insert 4 letter word here)
There is no 'S'
walking penises
down with NyQuil!
TOU 24 and beyond
me eyes r burnin... okay, pirate moment over.
Finally sent in 23
Who came up with the word 'blog' anyway?
Incomplete? Since when?
cheating sucks
It's Friday. Have some fun. Please.
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Happy Giving of the Thanks 😜 Dailylight Savings Time, BIG SIGH. Can't say I hate it but I can't say I enjoy the adjustments that come with the change. I just let my phone change to the correct time and I manually set everything else later ( some times my car is wrong for a week, or two). I participate because I have to but at my own pace. -
By centexhairysub · Posted
I hate Daylight Savings Time with a purple passion. Can't wait for the next anthology... -
By Daddydavek · Posted
Time is relative, but people like to keep it simple....a hodgepodge of time zones is what led the railroads to set time zones so they could publish schedules. Being retired, I have no preference between standard time and daylight saving time. -
Living in MA means we change twice a year but I would prefer that we didn't do it and stayed on Standard Time (ST). Daylight Saving Time (DST) is a misnomer as we don't actually save any daylight. And the last time the U.S. chose permanent DST in the seventies there was an uproar to turn the clock back to ST. Besides there's that little thing called the bodies circadian rhythm which aligns with the clock being set to Standard Time. Now, I enjoy Science Fiction stories which often include t -
I bagled on three of the words this week....oneiric and sonder.... As to daylight vs. standard time...why don't they adjust the clocks by a half hour one way or the other? You'll never be able to satisfy either proponents of daylight vs. standard time.... -
In storytelling, the concept of "amaranthine"--meaning everlasting, unfading, or immortal--serves as a powerful thematic anchor that elevates mortal struggles into timeless myths. Rooted in the Greek myth of the amaranth, a mythical flower that never dies, this concept provides deep emotional resonance by contrasting the fleeting nature of human life with things that endure forever. Here is why the concept of amaranthine is so vital in storytelling, grouped by its narrative functions: -
By chris191070 · Posted
We change in the UK on the 25th OCT to GMT. We are currently BST. -
Just the facts: AMARANTHINE Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster Amaranthine | Word of the Day | Merriam-Webster Adjectives for AMARANTHINE - Merriam-Webster What is another word for amaranthine? | Amaranthine Synonyms - WordHippo Thesaurus Amaranthine Amarantine (also spelled amaranthine) means undying, everlasting, or unfading, and can also refer to a dark reddish-purple color. Origins and Etymology Greek Roots: Th -
Amaranthine means "unfading," "undying," or "everlasting," and it comes from the Ancient Greek word amarantos. It combines the prefix a-, meaning "not" or "without", with the root word marainein or maraínō, which means "to waste away," "decay," or "fade". The combined Greek word amarantos literally translates to "unfading" or "immortal". The noun amaranth evolved from Latin amarantus and Greek roots to name a mythical unfading flower, and later applied to real ornamental plants with long-last
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By ReaderPaul · Posted
I would prefer permanent Daylight Savings Time.
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