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Post by Jovial Monk » Mon Oct 26, 2009 3:32 pm

You must be a night owl, Annielaurie? About midnight where you are in CA?

I used to be but age means 10.00pm and I am beginning to fade, sad but true.

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Post by Jovial Monk » Mon Oct 26, 2009 3:34 pm

'What the f---?' Aussie arrested in Dubai after swearing at policeman

http://www.smh.com.au/travel/travel-new ... -hfag.html

I thank my non-existent Gawd everyday Australia is not a Muslim nation and is secular!

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Re: Chat

Post by annielaurie » Mon Oct 26, 2009 3:36 pm

Hmmm nope, it's only 9:36 here right now, Jm ...

We are still in daylight saving time, we don't fall back until Nov, can't remember the date, my computer does it auto for me ...
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Post by Jovial Monk » Mon Oct 26, 2009 3:39 pm

Yeah, we started daylight saving a month earlier than usual.

I knew the Left Coast was closer to us in time than the rest of the US. Sat afternoon when the shop is not busy I chat on a brewboard that is hosted in the US and mostly has yanks on it.

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Re: Chat

Post by annielaurie » Mon Oct 26, 2009 4:07 pm

Well actually I think the time zones go the other direction around the world, Jm ...
The westcoast of the US - Pacific Daylight Time - is about 16 hours behind QLD time ...

It is now 10:08 pm on Sunday night ... not Monday yet here ...
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Re: Chat

Post by Jovial Monk » Mon Oct 26, 2009 4:16 pm

Yes, I must be going nuts--don't quote me!

I used to chat on that board in the (my) evening, early morning US when there were some Aussies there, the Left Coast contingent were always the last ones to arrive.

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Post by Jovial Monk » Mon Oct 26, 2009 4:20 pm

Heh, one of the Rats has an Aussie in law. He cracks the in law up by saying "Work was busy, I was flat out like a lizard drinking!" Cracks the in law up everytime :) Bet it sounds like something else, a typical Aussie saying made with an American accent :) (A Montana accent I believe.)

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Post by Jovial Monk » Mon Oct 26, 2009 4:24 pm

Does it snow where you are? I remember, with loathing, snow in Holland. Sure it looks pretty spread out everywhere, but in the cities it gets ploughed up and you get these dirty white-black mounds of slippery, icy snow by the side of every street.

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Re: Chat

Post by annielaurie » Mon Oct 26, 2009 4:27 pm

Yeah, hahahahaha!

It is now 10:28 pm PDT - Sunday night - San Francisco, California ...
On this board I have kept the time zone default to your area in Australia - after all, I already know my own time, so on the board I like to see it all on your time ...

Nope, doesn't snow here ... once there was a dusting of snow in 1972, haven't seen even a flurry since then ...
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Post by Jovial Monk » Mon Oct 26, 2009 4:32 pm

heh, doesn't snow here either :)

Occasionally Mt Lofty gets half an inch of snow but that's about it.

I went back to Holland in Dec 78. My dear aunts, kind ladies all of them, took me for a "snow hike" (snueew wandeling) one evening. Found out later the temperature at the time was -21C! And Lefty thinks Adelaide gets cold! Remember a weather forecast there "The maximum temperature will be -7C." The maximum! Not for this now Aussie lad!

In 1956-7 my parents were planning on migrating. The choice was Australia or Canada. Glad they didn't chose Canada!!!

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