Summer

Clocks change in the UK at the end of October,
Do you like this change, i absolutely hate it.
I wish they would stop this, how about you.

bloody annoying I think it is.....and what the hell for?

I must admit that I rather enjoy the change, being different and British, and making the adjustment.

Hate it. They keep saying they're going to abolish it but never do ... and to think Summer Time was only introduced to provide extra daylight for the farmers to harvest their crops in the War.

It is now so universal in temperate climes, in both the northern and summer hemispheres, that  any  nation opting out would be in a very small minority.

That's true but I always find odd that Portugal keep GMT along with us so are an hour behind the rest of Europe.
And I think America and Canada do the clocks a week before we do .. I could be wrong about that though.
All very confusing.

I wish that the clocks would stay on central European time permanently.  An extra hour of daylight at the back end of the day.  If push comes to shove, (as the old saying goes), a couple of hours forward would suit me fine.

I HATE it.  Having to alter the digital clocks all the time.  I have only just got the three in my bedroom to match exactly to the correct minute...and I have to do it all over again.   As for the one in my car, you need a phd to change THAT one.   For goodness sake, leave it alone...let nature be...it has to be dark either in the morning or night and we would just have to get used to it.

I'm surprised many Murgs have  a problem.

You wake up, you open one eye, it's dark, you close it again!

Dragon wrote:

I'm surprised many Murgs have  a problem.

You wake up, you open one eye, it's dark, you close it again!

You read my mind  

Our DVD player and Virgin box change automatically as does the computer.  My watch and a clock in my office change with the atomic clock and are accurate to a second in a million years. .  The cooker  and our cars only take a minute or so to change.  The trickiest is the telephone answering machine.