Fall Back

Daylight savings November 1st 2020. Say safe everyone!
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Don't forget to turn your clocks back this weekend. You don't want to miss out on an extra hour of being allowed to do sweet fuck all.
 
and people please remember to turn your headlights on I still see about 10 people everyday that have no idea that they are not on learn to read a dash board there is a symbol to let you know your lights are on
 
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When I read that more pedestrians are injured or killed when this occurs, what better reason to stop continuing these time changes.
 
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Everyone that wants to end the time change is asking for the wrong thing. The proposition is to keep DST all the time. I think we should keep Standard Time all year round. We are still in EDT, on sunday we will be back to EST (here in this timezone anyway). Then we should stop changing the clock. Get rid of daylight savings, not standard time.
 
I do wish this would stop DST.

I never get used to it being dark at 5pm. Least let people get in from work safe.
I leave and its dusk, I pull in, and its pitch black :(

That will happen on the shortest days of the year regardless of daylight time or standard time. That's why now that we've gone back to standard time we should stay here. I wake up early and work during the day, so I like my daylight in the morning. Plus in the late spring into summer, it will be light earlier and later, which is the only time it really matters to most.
 
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I do wish this would stop DST.

I never get used to it being dark at 5pm. Least let people get in from work safe.
I leave and its dusk, I pull in, and its pitch black :(

With year round daylight savings time, it won’t get light until 9:00 AM so one would leave to go to work and arrive in darkness, not to mention kids going to school in semi darkness. Year round DST might solve one problem, but it will create another one.
 
With year round daylight savings time, it won’t get light until 9:00 AM so one would leave to go to work and arrive in darkness, not to mention kids going to school in semi darkness. Year round DST might solve one problem, but it will create another one.
Exactly. I’d rather the sun was not up at 4:30am in the summer if we stayed with standard time all year. . Bad enough as is under DST and the sun rises as early as 5:30.