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You could just change your timezone under 'profile'. Also, I think automatic daylight savings time would be pretty tricky and unreliable. A couple of years ago, the US made it last another couple of weeks longer, which clearly does not affect other countries (much to our chagrin *tyrant emoticon*). I'm not even sure when it ends, probably sometime soon. And a couple of states (Alaska and Arizona?) don't use DST, IIRK. Plus there's the problem of the crazy southern hemisphere having summer in the winter time, so I'm guessing your DST starts about when ours ends.Commander Spleen wrote:Hmm, also this forum doesn't seem to have recognised daylight savings time. *prods Andy*
Random thought: What are the southern hemisphere's views on Santa Claus? How does he manage in the summer climate with the sleigh, reindeer, etc? Also: Christmas in general. Do people have Christmas trees? Do any conifers even grow in Australia?!?
Anyway, to sum up the last paragraph: The northern hemisphere lives in a ridiculously norther-hemisphere-centric world, and I am a victim.
Heh. It wouldn't be much of a problem, as don't those Santa's reindeer fly? So the sleigh seldom if ever touches the ground. Probably he has a wagon (with wheels) for snowless places.
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Yeah! Like Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang, the sled runner things or whatever they're called retract, and wagon wheels pop up.KeenRush wrote:Heh. It wouldn't be much of a problem, as don't those Santa's reindeer fly? So the sleigh seldom if ever touches the ground. Probably he has a wagon (with wheels) for snowless places.
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