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Did you ever look at the local time of the people posting in a thread? I aways seem to think it's the same time of day for everyone, but it varies widely.

Yes, I do.

Yes.

Sometimes, and the date.

No, i realised in primary school in geography that different time zones existed. Although when travelling you can forget. Turns out parents go into a slight panic receiving phone calls fromPrague at three in the morning.

I often find the same thing at work. You find the need to call a next of kin on their Mobile number for something relatively minor, only to find that they currently happen to be working in Dubai. or something - and, of course, we're supposed to be able to know that.

It's just kind of weird to know you are posting over breakfast and someone answering you is posting before bedtime.

Saint_;1497875 wrote: It's just kind of weird to know you are posting over breakfast and someone answering you is posting before bedtime.


It's even more fun now we have an Australian presence once again - the sun never sets on FG

Ah, It's early in the morning in New Mexico. The sun is barely up, and the air is still cool. But it's already the afternoon in England so Mr. Farange may have said something weird and mean like "so most of you have never had a proper job..." by now.

I like that Bryn, the sun never sets in FG.

Minks from Mountain Standard Time Zone

Saint_;1497917 wrote: Ah, It's early in the morning in New Mexico. The sun is barely up, and the air is still cool. But it's already the afternoon in England so Mr. Farange may have said something weird and mean like "so most of you have never had a proper job..." by now.


Where I am the sun set for a very few hours was up in the north of scotland over the solstice where it never really got dark. The sun shone this morning then it rained then the sun shone now the rain is bouncing off the grass. Hot and humid living in what was a country covered by temperate rain forest. I really want to visit arizona and new mexico tyhe countryside looks fantastic.

gmc;1497953 wrote: Where I am the sun set for a very few hours was up in the north of scotland over the solstice where it never really got dark. The sun shone this morning then it rained then the sun shone now the rain is bouncing off the grass. Hot and humid living in what was a country covered by temperate rain forest. I really want to visit arizona and new mexico tyhe countryside looks fantastic.


Come on over! Please bring your bagpipes.

ZAP;1497954 wrote: Please bring your bagpipes.


You sure ?

I remember years ago being accused of drinking alcohol first thing in the morning by someone who obviously didnt take note of local times lol.

magentaflame;1497961 wrote: I remember years ago being accused of drinking alcohol first thing in the morning by someone who obviously didnt take note of local times lol.


:yh_rotfl

Wait. Some of us used to. But not for years & years. :wah:

AnneBoleyn;1498006 wrote: :yh_rotfl

Wait. Some of us used to. But not for years & years. :wah:


Well, if theres no coffee..... something has to kick start ya. Lol

magentaflame;1498007 wrote: Well, if theres no coffee..... something has to kick start ya. Lol


If you drink until the sun comes up, does that count as drinking late or drinking in the morning?

AnneBoleyn;1498006 wrote: :yh_rotfl

Wait. Some of us used to. But not for years & years. :wah:


" . . . USED to." ? :wah:

Bruv;1497956 wrote: You sure ?


Is that a bad idea? :yh_nailbi

ZAP;1498013 wrote: Is that a bad idea? :yh_nailbi


Even Scots don't like them for more than a nostalgic minute or two.

Bruv;1498015 wrote: Even Scots don't like them for more than a nostalgic minute or two.


Thanks, I didn't know that. And the reason for that is?

ZAP;1498021 wrote: Thanks, I didn't know that. And the reason for that is?


Only the piper comes prepared.......... he wears ear plugs.

gmc;1497953 wrote: I really want to visit Arizona and New Mexico the countryside looks fantastic.


Within an hour of my home is all the following kinds of vistas...

High Desert:



Rocky Mountains:



Ancient Ruins:



And big lakes:



Also four ski areas, and tons of other stuff:

Is that Betatakin?

Bruv;1498015 wrote: Even Scots don't like them for more than a nostalgic minute or two.


Ah the beauty of living remotely. i can have the pipes and drums playing as loud as I want and nobody complains.