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#498958 - 03/10/10 06:14 PM Re: Time Check [Re: Lea]
Lea LoneStar Registered: 08/18/06 Posts: 10415 Loc: Texas	OK. I switched to Threaded just now, to see and sure enough ~ This is what my OP looks like, the time is right, 6 pm. Scroll down and the time is off by two hours. Just one of those FYI thingies. Sorry, I keep forgetting to ask how to do the click to imbiggen thingie. I always just right click and open in a new tab. I'm so glad somebody else runs the intertubes, because I'm obviously just not up to the job. Back to Flat. _________________________ I always deserve it. Really.
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#498962 - 03/10/10 06:34 PM Re: Time Check [Re: Lea]
neil Neil Ticktin Registered: 06/05/08 Posts: 1150 Loc: Westlake Village, CA	so, that's an easy solve: you just have to move to the west coast!
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#498963 - 03/10/10 06:47 PM Re: Time Check [Re: neil]
Lea LoneStar Registered: 08/18/06 Posts: 10415 Loc: Texas	Yeah, but then the Astros would start their games at 5 pm. Everybody in Houston would hate me. _________________________ I always deserve it. Really.
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#498969 - 03/10/10 09:12 PM Re: Time Check [Re: Lea]
carp Dino's are Babe magnets Registered: 04/19/02 Posts: 27021 Loc: Hawaii	Thats because every one else is stupid to change their times Hawaii it is 8:00 Am in the Winter , 8:00 Am in the Spring , 8:00 Am in the Summer , 8:00 Am in the Fall <-- DuH . Well aside from AZ is the only other smart one . Just kidding _________________________
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