Really, I wonder, wouldn't it be simpler if we passed a little law in parliament making it eight o'clock all the time? Then we'd never have to remember anything else, or make adjustments, because it would simply be eight o'clock. We'd never wake up late, or wake up early, we'd just wake up at eight. Public transport would never be late, or early, it would always be on time; and we'd never, ever, ever get into work late, or leave early, no matter how short a time you spent there. Except, I suppose, if your boss insisted that you arrive in to work at seven o'clock and work until nine o'clock. Which would be just sadistic.
All things considered, though, why don't we embrace this new and progressive approach to daylight savings, by doing away with time altogether, and making every time eight o'clock?
UPDATE! - Oh bugger. Is that the time again? I might be late!
UPDATE UPDATE! - Words that rhyme with late mentioned in this post: hate, eight, update. Wake is also admissible in some states.
5 comments:
I eight a clock once, but it tasted awful.
I one a clock, but it didn't work.
Daylight saving means you puts the clock forward, lose an hour and spend even more time fiddling over the clock. You don'tsave time at all!
Can we each get to choose our own time? Say, 12'oclock midday for those who enjoy lunch, and 6PM for those who enjoy having a beer after work.
I one a clock two, but not be four I was leight.
Apparently Jesus saves. Is he the one doing all the daylight saving?
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