What does Pelosi say?

fishinguitarman wrote:

What does Pelosi say?

fishinguitarman wrote:

What does Pelosi say?

fishinguitarman wrote:

Just get your a$$ outta bed sooner if you want more daylight

JadeRose wrote:

What does Pelosi say?

fishinguitarman wrote:

I prefer the extra light in the evening. If they do away with changing it I'm in favor of leaving it at DST. In the east that's UCT +4. But I definitely am not in favor of leaving it at UCT +5. And I can't relate to the being all messed up over losing an hour of sleep. Apparently you sufferers have a fixed regimen of when you go to sleep and when you wake up. If I need the sleep I go to bed an hour earlier than I normally do. If I'm not tired I stay up. No big deal.

Krazeehorse wrote:

Only a politician can cut off one end of a blanket and sew it to the other end and convince you the blanket is now longer....

engletl wrote:

I'm not necessarily a fan of daylight savings time... but that statement is pretty dumb.
It doesn't really take into account fixed hours vs variable daylight.

To use the poorly implemented metaphor above … ... you only can use 1/3 of the blanket at any time. That usable area tends to shift. At some points that usable area shifts to the bottom of the blanket, and by moving a foot off the top and sewing it to the bottom, you can use the entire 1/3.

Victor809 wrote:

Without dst, our 5:07 sunrise in July, it would be 4:07.

Do you want the sun waking you up that early?

8trackdisco wrote: