Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Old Father Time & the Gov't

So why does the Congress still get to decide what time it is? I like my Dad's idea, he said they should change the clocks back one-half hour, kinda split the difference between fall back and spring ahead and just leave it like that and let Nature takes its course. Does it still serve a purpose? I think it had to do with farming at one point. Took me a couple days to adjust to the losing an hour's sleep and I felt rushed all day like some invisible hands pushing me from behind, the clock read 5PM when it should've been really 4:00. I'm only guessing but I think the libertarian POV would be To Leave the Clocks the Hell Alone!

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  1. .." the libertarian POV would be To Leave the Clocks the Hell Alone!" Oh, it would be more than libertarians. Arizona & Hawaii
    don't follow DST. Russia, Ukraine
    and Belarus recently quit (socialists joining the libertarians) From a technical standpoint, countries near the Arctic circle don't use it (half the year the sun doesn't even come up) nor do those in equatorial areas (sunrise/sunsets remaining
    more or less constant)
    ...so hey, how about a boycott?

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  2. I don't give a shit what you do with the clock. All I know is it's fucked up to be coming home from work at 4:30pm and have it already getting dark. I'm not a fan of shoveling or snowblowing the walkway in the dark.

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  3. Hey Soapie, how are you gonna feel when Ron Paul endorses Romney?

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  4. The say way I felt when he endorsed Romney in 2008.

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  5. Sick to your stomach?

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  6. hehe,

    You know even if Obama had a modest to-do list like get rid of Daylight Savings Time, get rid of the Post Office, rid the country of Port-o-Sans I could respect that. Some modest list of accomplishments to run on, not a great president but he made Life smoother.

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  7. It appears we have a comedian in our midst.

    Lemme guess, you're doing two shows nightly?

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