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Monday 5th Sep 2005
My son, A******, was born on 16th July GMT or 17th July BST. I think daylight savings time is an anachronism. I say when we next go back to GMT, let's stay there, and stop springing forward and falling back like crazed fools.
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Comments received:
- Name: Sam Easterby-Smith
- IP address: 81.178.122.21
- Date/time: Friday 9th September 2005 16:31:11
- Comment: Here here! Nuts to these fantasists who want to pretend it is always summer - lets have time the dreary British way like it ought to be!
- Name: jonath
- IP address: 192.168.0.1
- Date/time: Saturday 10th September 2005 23:16:19
- Comment: Sorry, Sam - the cows would get confused if some farmer dared to milk them in the morning when it was still dark. Damn those cows.
- Name: Tom Crawley
- IP address: 62.178.37.26
- Date/time: Monday 19th September 2005 21:28:24
- Comment: I live in Austria. Is it summer? Where are the cows?
Congratulations to you & M**** with regard to wonderful new life called A******.
Just discovered that you have a website so catching up!
- Name: jonath
- IP address: 192.168.0.1
- Date/time: Sunday 16th October 2005 13:30:17
- Comment: Hi there, Tom. Good to hear from you. Regarding your questions. Yes, as far as the daylight-savings thing is concerned, 'British Summer Time' doesn't end until the last (?!) weekend of October. I would have assumed Austria has something similar . . . but maybe not. The cows? Oh, well, you see, that is a reference to some non-sensical reason why we have daylight-saving during summer . . . something to do with cows and farmers. God knows. THANKS!
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