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Re: for crying out loud!
Originally Posted by TMRE
(Post 7225059)
The question to be asked is:
``Are you in favour of daylight saving being introduced in Western Australia by standard time in the state being advanced one hour from the last Sunday in October 2009 until the last Sunday in March 2010 and in similar fashion for each following year?'' Where do you pause for breath:rofl: |
Re: for crying out loud!
Originally Posted by Campergirl
(Post 7225361)
When they had this referendum back in the v early 90's, people in the State outside Perth didn't want daylight saving introduced as they were worried their curtains would fade..... :huh:
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Re: for crying out loud!
Originally Posted by Pollyana
(Post 7225385)
Many Queenslanders still use that as an argument, and believe it. ....
Heres the facts: 1) With DST you get more light in the EVENING not MORNING 2) Curtains fade more when they are closed (and therefore exposed to more UV) 3) You're more likely to leave your curtains closed in the early morning before you get up (thus exposing them unnecessarily to UV) than you are to close them as before the sun drops in the early evening. Combine 1) 2) and 3) and the logic follows that curtains MUST fade less if you have DST. :D:D:D |
Re: for crying out loud!
Originally Posted by DadAgain
(Post 7227328)
3) You're more likely to leave your curtains closed in the early morning before you get up (thus exposing them unnecessarily to UV) than you are to close them as before the sun drops in the early evening.
Combine 1) 2) and 3) and the logic follows that curtains MUST fade less if you have DST. :D:D:D I know some that do.... :lol: |
Re: for crying out loud!
What happens if you've got blinds?! :confused:
Em x :lol: |
Re: for crying out loud!
Originally Posted by emelems
(Post 7228394)
What happens if you've got blinds?! :confused:
Em x :lol: |
Re: for crying out loud!
Originally Posted by moneypen20
(Post 7228397)
I think that means you're posh ;)
Won't mention that I got them from Ikea then! ;) Em x |
Re: for crying out loud!
Cor blimey i didnt realise i was posh and all that, ive got blinds. Actually there is a house in our little bit that never opens their curtains, its a shame that they obviously cant see the amount of crap behind the curtains from the road.:huh:
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Re: for crying out loud!
Originally Posted by suzyt
(Post 7228402)
Cor blimey i didnt realise i was posh and all that, ive got blinds. Actually there is a house in our little bit that never opens their curtains, its a shame that they obviously cant see the amount of crap behind the curtains from the road.:huh:
Em x |
Re: for crying out loud!
When I lived in Perth, I was obviously so very not posh - we had newspaper up at the windows.... well, it was a new build ... but I left the curtains closed in the one bedroom where we had curtains - it kept the heat out during the day.
I still do it over here - to keep the heat in as the temperature is 0.5 above this morning and thick frost everywhere..... ETA: I'm in London, obviously :)) |
Re: for crying out loud!
Originally Posted by ABCDiamond
(Post 7221090)
Lots of people seem to prefer the lighter mornings.
The odds are that it will be rejected again: Every decade WA gets a referendum, and each time it is voted down. 1978 53.66% against, 1984 54.35% against, 1992 53.14% against. 2009 ? It will be interesting to see But then I guess most Ozzies like to sit inside with their takeaways at night. |
Re: for crying out loud!
Originally Posted by spilko
(Post 7296772)
Showing how backwards residents of WA are. Supposed to be an outdoor lifestyle yet folks don't want all the daylight hours they can get in the evening. Nothing worse than coming home from work and having no hours to get outside and do things.
But then I guess most Ozzies like to sit inside with their takeaways at night. |
Re: for crying out loud!
Originally Posted by spilko
(Post 7296772)
Showing how backwards residents of WA are. Supposed to be an outdoor lifestyle yet folks don't want all the daylight hours they can get in the evening. Nothing worse than coming home from work and having no hours to get outside and do things.
But then I guess most Ozzies like to sit inside with their takeaways at night. Oh yes, of course, because the British do things differently, and if things are not done the British way, then they must be backwards ... :( |
Re: for crying out loud!
Originally Posted by northernbird
(Post 7296781)
I do all those things in the morning and with DLS it is too damn dark. If being opposed to DLS makes me backward then so be it.
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Re: for crying out loud!
Originally Posted by spilko
(Post 7296842)
Even without DLS you would have to get up at 5am to get a decent amount of time to do anything; and if you do that then fair play to you. I'd still much prefer the time at night. It could be dark until 9am everyday for me if it gave me more time in the evening.
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