Thread: Don't forget to change your clocks?
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Old 11-01-2009, 09:49 AM   #11
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Originally Posted by neilmarr View Post
***Not just the UK; most of Europe put their clocks back last week.***

Yup, Patricia; MOST of Europe. Chez Marr missed out and we stuck to Cat Time, which meant I was at my desk at about 4.30am last Sunday. Our cat has a wee computerised implant just under the skin that's stacked with all kinds of info, but the technovets haven't yet come up with a way to automatically adjust the feline body clock to take into account Daylight Saving. N
Our dog, similarly implanted and with a canine internal clock, roused me at 5:30am this morning for her regular..err...walk around the block. I put on the coffee and out we went, only to return and find out that we had gotten up at 4:30am. Ah well, more time to familiarize myself with some of the 'fictional' and 'not so fictional' characters here at MobileRead.

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