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Re: Don't forget the clocks go forward tonight..

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2024 11:03 am
by Outrunner
Curls wrote:I'm confused by this thread, this country is so miserable and dark for 7 months, cold, wet, and you guys are complaining? It baffles me! Warmer weather and a nicer climate is simply devine. Although...I think the only valid excuse being hay-feaver/alergies.


I like the cold, I don't mind the dark. I'm not fond of the rain and would prefer if we had proper winters with snow. I don't like the summer, I hate the heat, not being able to cool down properly, not being able to go out as regularly because it's hot. I hate feeling grimy because I'm sweating all the time. I'm also more likely to get depressed during the summer (summer-pattern SAD). So yeah, summer isn't great for me. Lighter evenings are nice though. Spring and Autumn are nice compromise months (or at least were before global warming meant we get summer temps well into autumn) but winter is where it's at.

Re: Don't forget the clocks go forward tonight..

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2024 11:05 am
by Robbo-92
Curls wrote:I'm confused by this thread, this country is so miserable and dark for 7 months, cold, wet, and you guys are complaining? It baffles me! Warmer weather and a nicer climate is simply devine. Although...I think the only valid excuse being hay-feaver/alergies.


I prefer the colder weather to be honest, although a clear and crisp day is the best rather than chucking it down with rain, though rain/snow can be equally as nice if you can just spend the day indoors.

I really need to buy a new pair of blackout curtains as well, current ones seem to be letting a bit too much light in now.

Re: Don't forget the clocks go forward tonight..

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2024 11:06 am
by poshrule_uk
Qikz wrote:
poshrule_uk wrote:Lighter evenings are indefinitely better. You can enjoy the evening more. Just provides more options.


Can you not go out when it's dark? What's wrong with enjoying the night? :capnscotty:


Yes but like I said it provides more options. More daylight improves my mood, weather is likely to be better. I never said you can't enjoy winter evenings :fp:

Re: Don't forget the clocks go forward tonight..

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2024 12:14 pm
by site23
Curls wrote:I'm confused by this thread, this country is so miserable and dark for 7 months, cold, wet, and you guys are complaining? It baffles me! Warmer weather and a nicer climate is simply devine. Although...I think the only valid excuse being hay-feaver/alergies.

You don't need an "excuse" to prefer darker / colder weather. It's a preference, what is there to be confused by?

Re: Don't forget the clocks go forward tonight..

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2024 2:00 pm
by rinks
Sun worshippers are among the worst zealots.

Re: Don't forget the clocks go forward tonight..

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2024 2:55 pm
by Zilnad
Victor Mildew wrote:Lighter evenings makes the commute home a lot more tolerable on the days I have to do it, as people seem incapable of driving when it's dark around here for some reason.


Valid point

Re: Don't forget the clocks go forward tonight..

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2024 3:00 pm
by satriales
Can someone update the title? I don't want to lose another hour!

Re: Don't forget the clocks go forward tonight..

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2024 3:06 pm
by poshrule_uk
rinks wrote:Sun worshippers are among the worst zealots.


I like warmth but I don't like it when it gets to hot.

Just back from a holiday and the amount of people with burned skin or even worst brown leathery skin. I don't get it. I'm in factor 50 every day.

Re: Don't forget the clocks go forward tonight..

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2024 3:20 pm
by Oblomov Boblomov
strawberry float the clocks!

Re: Don't forget the clocks go forward tonight..

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2024 4:01 pm
by aayl1
satriales wrote:Can someone update the title? I don't want to lose another hour!


:lol:

Re: Don't forget the clocks go forward tonight..

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2024 6:09 pm
by Moggy
rinks wrote:Sun worshippers are among the worst zealots.


I'd say they were not as bad as Mail zealots, but the Sun types are more likely to get punchy in Benidorm.

Re: Don't forget the clocks went forward last night..!

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2024 9:39 pm
by Green Gecko
I was out until 7am Saturday and then hung around somewhere until 5pm, then slept for 24hrs, so it doesn't really matter to me. I didn't notice.

Do prefer the spring, summer can be a bit difficult but winter can absolutely strawberry float off.

Re: Don't forget the clocks go forward tonight..

Posted: Sun Mar 31, 2024 10:14 pm
by Curls
site23 wrote:
Curls wrote:I'm confused by this thread, this country is so miserable and dark for 7 months, cold, wet, and you guys are complaining? It baffles me! Warmer weather and a nicer climate is simply devine. Although...I think the only valid excuse being hay-feaver/alergies.

You don't need an "excuse" to prefer darker / colder weather. It's a preference, what is there to be confused by?



Just a figure of speech, not trying to upset anyone.

Re: Don't forget the clocks go forward tonight..

Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2024 11:22 am
by Sprouty
Curls wrote:I'm confused by this thread, this country is so miserable and dark for 7 months, cold, wet, and you guys are complaining? It baffles me! Warmer weather and a nicer climate is simply devine. Although...I think the only valid excuse being hay-feaver/alergies.


I prefer the warm, light days, but it's beneficial to see the best in all climates. Fireworks night would be naff in July...

Re: Don't forget the clocks went forward last night..!

Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2024 11:49 am
by Knoyleo
Not again?

Re: Don't forget the clocks go forward tonight..

Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2024 12:50 pm
by Curls
Sprouty wrote:
Curls wrote:I'm confused by this thread, this country is so miserable and dark for 7 months, cold, wet, and you guys are complaining? It baffles me! Warmer weather and a nicer climate is simply devine. Although...I think the only valid excuse being hay-feaver/alergies.


I prefer the warm, light days, but it's beneficial to see the best in all climates. Fireworks night would be naff in July...


It's also naff in November ;-)

Re: Don't forget the clocks went forward last night..!

Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2024 12:55 pm
by rinks
The Pope?!

Re: Don't forget the clocks go forward tonight..

Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2024 1:24 pm
by Red
Qikz wrote:
poshrule_uk wrote:Lighter evenings are indefinitely better. You can enjoy the evening more. Just provides more options.


Can you not go out when it's dark? What's wrong with enjoying the night? :capnscotty:


I feel a lot less likely to be raped and killed when walking home/jogging in the light tbh.

Re: Don't forget the clocks went forward last night..!

Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2024 4:43 pm
by rinks
Bit selfish.