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Conner Dinkins
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Posted: November 07 2010 at 12:11pm

All time is an illusion. :-)

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I work the graveyard shift and I go in at 7:00 at night and now it's dark when I leave and when I come home and it's sometimes kinda depressing to be a vampire.
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I love Daylight Savings Time!  It's the closest thing we have to time travel!  Every time I change the clocks, I'm hoping Doc Brown will screech up the driveway in a DeLorean.

Speaking of "Back to the Future", I'm very much like Doc in my love of multiple clocks.  Syncing them up is always a challenge, and this morning was no different.  Unlike Doc, I need my clocks to be accurate - I don't get it when people set their clocks ten minutes ahead of time in the hopes that they will fool themselves into being early.  I tried this as a kid and it didn't work - I just did the math in my mind to get the real time each time I looked at the clock. 




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Daylight Savings Time rocks - at both ends.  Love the jump forward, love the jump back.  Hate hearing people whine about it.
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"Spring forward" is the tough one for a couple of days.

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I prefer the Daylight Savings Time of the year to the regular time.  I do wish that Daylight Savings Time would go back to ending in October, though, before Halloween.  The first half hour or so of trick-or-treating is still in daylight and the trick-or-treaters don't get the full effect of all the fog machines, strobe lights, and other scary things until it is completely dark.
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I'm with you on that front, Brandon.  My ten-year-old stepson was sooo disappointed this year because it wasn't dark.
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I love taking my kids trick-or-treating in the daylight.  My night vision is absolutely horrible, so I have to fumble around with a flashlight just to keep from breaking my fool neck on every sidewalk crack.
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In Arizona, DST is not observed. During DST, Arizona is on Pacific Time. When DST ends, Arizona is on Mountain Time. 
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Tony Midyett
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I wish I could set my clock to 1982, and buy one of every comic produced by Marvel and DC every month.....and share them with my kids, because the books aren't R-rated......

.....sorry, I'm OT again.......
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Tony, there are plenty of nicely reprinted comics as Trade Paperbacks and hardcover omnibii. Don't give up hope!
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^ Yeah, I let them read my Essential Marvels---except for Tomb of Dracula!  :)
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