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Re: How do I know Im back in Blighty?
Originally Posted by tonrob
(Post 9486680)
Why on earth would it cock anything up? Trains and planes cross time zones the whole world over. :rolleyes:
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Re: How do I know Im back in Blighty?
Originally Posted by Egg and Cress
(Post 9486885)
Have you ever traveled BA, Flybe or actually caught a train?? Time zones? - very confusing :D:confused:
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Re: How do I know Im back in Blighty?
Originally Posted by tonrob
(Post 9487209)
I do 90% of my flying on BA (3 or 4 return trips to the UK per year plus some EU flights) and I've traveled by train across America, Europe and various parts of Asia, Australia and New Zealand. None of that was terribly confusing. Must admit I've never had the pleasure of Flybe so can't comment on how they represent time zones in their timetables.
Tonrob im not sure but do you fly to Teesside and if so which route? I had a nightmare journey from SF to Manchester via JFK then train to the boro last week - couldve got to the moon quicker I might go from SF via Amsterdam next time but its so expensive If its not you who is the boro boy then no worries :thumbup: Ah now think i am mixing you up with Yorkieabroad!!! |
Re: How do I know Im back in Blighty?
Originally Posted by tonrob
(Post 9486680)
Why on earth would it cock anything up? Trains and planes cross time zones the whole world over. :rolleyes:
I did not sleep the entire weekend that the US daylight time switch was mucked with because I was working helping everyone update their computers. Venezuela's little prank, on the other hand, did not cause a blip. |
Re: How do I know Im back in Blighty?
Originally Posted by snowbunny
(Post 9487727)
Oh dear lord not another timezone.... what it really cocks up is computers. Because they all have to be updated, and since many businesses don't like to update for fear of breaking things, they don't remember how to do it.
I did not sleep the entire weekend that the US daylight time switch was mucked with because I was working helping everyone update their computers. Venezuela's little prank, on the other hand, did not cause a blip. |
Re: How do I know Im back in Blighty?
Originally Posted by CAdreaming
(Post 9487655)
Im going to take this off topic but Im allowed as it was my topic to start with :rofl:
Tonrob im not sure but do you fly to Teesside and if so which route? I had a nightmare journey from SF to Manchester via JFK then train to the boro last week - couldve got to the moon quicker I might go from SF via Amsterdam next time but its so expensive If its not you who is the boro boy then no worries :thumbup: Ah now think i am mixing you up with Yorkieabroad!!! |
Re: How do I know Im back in Blighty?
Originally Posted by tonrob
(Post 9487209)
I do 90% of my flying on BA (3 or 4 return trips to the UK per year plus some EU flights) and I've traveled by train across America, Europe and various parts of Asia, Australia and New Zealand. None of that was terribly confusing. Must admit I've never had the pleasure of Flybe so can't comment on how they represent time zones in their timetables.
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Re: How do I know Im back in Blighty?
Slightly off title.. how did I know I was back in Blighty....
Dustbin men in Southampton were on strike! City centre looked like a pigstye Petrol was 1.32(gbp) per litre (ouch!) NOTW was in the news for doing something wrong!! The cooked breakfasts tasted great:) Nobody needed me to repeat anything!!! Fresh air and a breeze (no stale dead air like in memphis) Marks and Spencers:) Fresh cream eclairs:D Real cups of tea:D and sitting on the M25 at rush hour going nowhere! |
Re: How do I know Im back in Blighty?
Originally Posted by tonrob
(Post 9488145)
Even when I fly the Teesside flag so proudly at the bottom of each of my posts? :p
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Re: How do I know Im back in Blighty?
Originally Posted by snowbunny
(Post 9487727)
Oh dear lord not another timezone.... what it really cocks up is computers. Because they all have to be updated, and since many businesses don't like to update for fear of breaking things, they don't remember how to do it.
I did not sleep the entire weekend that the US daylight time switch was mucked with because I was working helping everyone update their computers. Venezuela's little prank, on the other hand, did not cause a blip. You know what the British public are like over the simplest of changes - they whine and whinge and as this is a very tiny country geographically they may not get their heads round any clock time difference between Scotland and England and subsequent amendments on all time schedules. Anyway, it's all academic - it just won't ever happen. It's too daft for words. |
Re: How do I know Im back in Blighty?
Originally Posted by zargof
(Post 9488619)
Plus I'm sure you've crossed the border from England to Wales several times without a problem and Wales is what 200 years behind...
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Re: How do I know Im back in Blighty?
Originally Posted by Lothianlad
(Post 9489356)
And many Welsh people are grateful for it.....they nip over the border to England, see what it's like, then nip back into Wales again and thank heaven for being 200 years behind, vowing never to make the same mistakes.
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Re: How do I know Im back in Blighty?
Originally Posted by tonrob
(Post 9486680)
Why on earth would it cock anything up? Trains and planes cross time zones the whole world over. :rolleyes:
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Re: How do I know Im back in Blighty?
Originally Posted by zargof
(Post 9489361)
I don't understand, the English have never made any mistakes.
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Re: How do I know Im back in Blighty?
Originally Posted by zargof
(Post 9489361)
I don't understand, the English have never made any mistakes.
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