Change your clocks, dorks

[André Toulon]

I knew i hadn't been awake that long... I'm locked in on PlayStation but i knew wasn't no way i got up at 1 and it was already about to be fkn 4.

Not that I have anything to do, but I was like "I should have the munchies by now"

[little_girl_lost]

[mthor]

Ha! The clock in my room (which I did not change in the fall) is now correct. 

Always stand pat; inactivity resolves everything.

[André Toulon]

Me, personally...i like when the dark comes earlier....i hate this the sun doesn't go down until 9pm bullshit.

Which for the life of me, still haven't figured out how a 1 hour shift causes such a drastic change, but i cant be bothered to care anymore 

[SwimOdin]

Fuck time changes forever. 

[The_annoying_one]

All of my clocks change automatically.

I’m one of the cool kids now. 

[Top Gun]

2 hours ago, André Toulon said:

Me, personally...i like when the dark comes earlier....i hate this the sun doesn't go down until 9pm bullshit.

Which for the life of me, still haven't figured out how a 1 hour shift causes such a drastic change, but i cant be bothered to care anymore 

I'd rather have it be lighter longer. The morning can be dark and depressing, Imma sleep through it anyway. 

[molarbear]

15 hours ago, André Toulon said:

I knew i hadn't been awake that long... I'm locked in on PlayStation but i knew wasn't no way i got up at 1 and it was already about to be fkn 4.

Not that I have anything to do, but I was like "I should have the munchies by now"

I hit the bong after SNL and completely forgot

I was literally sitting there playing Infinite Wealth, doing the little side island excursion for extra money, and all the sudden my clock was saying 3 am. 

[nameraka]

Changed clock as instructed. 

[scoobdog]

Naturally, there was a 12:30 Laker game yesterday so I lost a whole hour of lazing around before heading over to the Crypt.

[Top Gun]

My body has yet to figure out what the fuck time it is. 

[discolé monade]

sunshine protection act still stalled.

In 2025, a Stanford study compared the year-long circadian health impact of permanent standard time, permanent daylight saving time, and biannually switching in the continental U.S. using models of the human circadian rhythm and health data from the CDC Places dataset. Researchers found that switching to permanent standard time was predicted to reduce cases of obesity by 2.6 million cases and stroke by 300,000 cases. Permanent daylight saving time also reduced cases but to a lesser extent.^[38] In interviews, the authors caution that this work is from a circadian health perspective and that other factors should be considered in policy decisions such as economic and safety impacts of time policy.

[André Toulon]

So economic problems overshadow the need for healthy humans 🙄

If we leave the clocks alone we will reduce obesity and strokes....but the dow

Edited 38 minutes ago by André Toulon