Do you hate setting the clocks back?

[Team Hobbie Hut]

DST all year...please.

[juice780]

I thought it made it through one round of voting but needs to go further and now it's just sitting and waiting?

Edit - The Senate passed the bill rather quickly but the bill failed to be taken up in the House due to higher priorities.

Ok so they didn’t vote it down but decided it wasn’t important?

[Flippin 416]

Ok so they didn’t vote it down but decided it wasn’t important?

Sounds like it.

[Ryan]

Hate it.

[Kenny8906]

The hours of daylight in the day doesn't depend on what time a clock shows. Its all about adjusting your schedule to benefit you the best.

[titanxt]

Yes.

[skeeterator]

The hours of daylight in the day doesn't depend on what time a clock shows. Its all about adjusting your schedule to benefit you the best.

So how can I adjust the hours my employer has 50k employees work? It's really simple for millions of people that don't work or have zero desire to be outside but for the rest of us having USABLE daylight is a big deal and there's zero adjustments to be made.

[lakebouef5]

I set the clock up another hour, to get even more daylight...

[juice780]

The hours of daylight in the day doesn't depend on what time a clock shows. It’s all about adjusting your schedule to benefit you the best.

maybe if you are retired or don’t have a job.

[fr8dog]

Meh. I’ve spent most of my life crossing time zones and date lines at all hours of the day. A one hour change at home in OK is a non-event. It’s 1700 somewhere, pass me a beer.

[Bdog]

Hate It.

[School Master]

I have a 3 year old.... it makes everything just that much harder

[jc1234]

No because it means there will soon be a thread on the BBC complaining about which means more post padding opportunities.

When I was working, I detested moving the clock forward in the spring. Now that I'm the average BBCer's age, I don't care one way or another, but I do get to pad my post count.

[Biggin2]

...SB...

[fly by night]

LOL, I used to collect wrist watches and wear a different one every day. I have 30 something now so I guess I will never know the correct time!

A man with a watch always knows what time it is. A man with two, never does.

[SoonerFan]

I don't care one way or another. BUT...If it was up to me, it would be daylight savings all the time. I like having an extra hour to get to the lake before dawn. I also take early pre-dawn walks around my neighborhood in the summer to beat the heat. I got to the lake yesterday around 8:00 and it looked like high noon.

Most of my clocks set themselves these days. I do have one "big number" digital clock that we keep under the TV. It has all kinds of functions that we don't use which makes it harder than Chinese arithmetic to figure out how to change the time. It's the first thing I think of when we have a power outage. I haven't re-set it yet...I'm using it as a mental exercise.

[Quillback]

Never liked standard time when I worked as it would be dark or near dark when I got home in the winter. Now that I'm retired I like it as it gets light earlier and I can avoid the morning traffic when going fishing. That being said, I wish they would just leave it on one of the other.

[Big Bass Man]

Hate that it gets dark at 5:00pm. Can’t get nothing done after work.

[Babe Winkleworm]

When we go back this spring leave it alone after that! They say its for the farmers. Every farmer we have around here have enough lights on their tractor tonight up ATT stadium.

[skeeterator]

...SB...

Isn't this the same genius that brought a stick with a rock tied to the end of it to a gun fight??