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Thread ID: 148244	2019-09-28 04:44:00	Daylight Saving Time Begins 29 Sep 2019	Bobh (5192)	PC World Chat

Post ID	Timestamp	Content	User
1464085	2019-09-29 03:33:00	Wonder if new born babies notice that extra hour, just asking. Used to travel home after work (6 miles) 9.65 k's and had time to take mum and the kids to the beach before tea, those were the days !. lurking.	Lurking (218)
1464086	2019-09-29 05:54:00	Come with a lot of experience on the farm Daylight saving can be a bugger when it's introduced but planing a couple of days before of slightly earlier mornings can soften the introduction Found it great as you could go out afterwards ,barbi's,water skiing or beach if close These days milking can be once a day (new since my days) and tanker times can be around the clock and can be lucky or unlucky with times coinciding with milking Used to find if you milked later in the afternoon they were all waiting and milking was a breeze with no crap in the shed as they wanted to head straight out again	Lawrence (2987)
1464087	2019-09-29 08:12:00	Uhuh....go ask a dairy farmer what they think of it. The cows take a day or two to adjust so it's no big deal for the farmers.:)	Roscoe (6288)
1464088	2019-09-29 19:06:00	The cows take a day or two to adjust so it's no big deal for the farmers.:) Article about it in Stuff this morning. SOME farmers like it, some don't. It also mentioned the rules around shift workers, their hour during the change over night.	piroska (17583)
1464089	2019-10-04 05:45:00	More faded curtains :( Sorry,but there's less fading of the curtains. ;) They're open earlier, so the sun is kept off by the SPF 597.342 walls for an extra hour. Sadly for the carpets, they get an extra hour / day. (It's curtains for the carpets, ;) )	R2x1 (4628)
1464090	2019-10-04 06:20:00	Sorry, but non sun lovers experience more fading on their curtains, due to the extended hour of sunshine!	Zippity (58)
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