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17 Sep 00 - 07:51 AM (#299163) Subject: What time is it? From: P05139 The Mudcat clock is never right. It says that it's about half past 7 in the mrning but here in Doncaster, South Yorkshire, England it is really almost 1pm, 12.59 to be exact. What time is it for other people in this crazy world we call Mudcat? |
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17 Sep 00 - 07:54 AM (#299164) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: P05139 Ok, maybe it's nearly 8am, Mudcat time! |
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17 Sep 00 - 07:55 AM (#299165) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: Jon Freeman Firecat, Mudcat works on EST which is 5 hours behind us (I live in Llandudno, North Wales). I think your clock is a little fast as I only make it 12:57 now. Let's see how close that is to Mudcat it should say 7:57. Jon |
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17 Sep 00 - 07:59 AM (#299167) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: Dave (the ancient mariner) I'm in Nova Scotia and it is now 0900 local 1200 GMT it would be 0500 on the West Coast of Canada/USA Aye. Dave |
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17 Sep 00 - 08:03 AM (#299169) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: Jon Freeman I think the Mudcat Clock is a couple of minutes slow. I set my PC clock via one of the atomic clocks before posting. Jon |
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17 Sep 00 - 08:06 AM (#299171) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: P05139 Thanks! |
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17 Sep 00 - 08:27 AM (#299181) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: Jon Freeman Firecat (and perhaps others), I don't know if this will be useful to you but I use a program called Dimension 4 that is free and you can download from http://www.accessone.com/~thinkman/dimension4/. To keep my PC clock's time right. I just have it set to run at start up and it adjusts the time on the first occasion that I access the Internet and it then exits but it can also be used to keep synchronising the time at preset intervals. Jon |
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17 Sep 00 - 08:54 AM (#299193) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: P05139 Thanks a million. I'll check with Mum & Dad if we can download it! |
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17 Sep 00 - 09:02 AM (#299199) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: GUEST Firecat=Lena=Callie. Clever man. But tiresome |
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17 Sep 00 - 09:27 AM (#299210) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: P05139 O......kay then! Whatever, Guest! BTW, who's the clever but tiresome man? :-~ |
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17 Sep 00 - 10:15 AM (#299240) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: Jeri Firecat, Guest thinks your all three of those people, and a man. It's somehow comforting to know the guests are more paranoid than the rest of us. (It's good Guest hasn't yet figured out all of my alternate names! ;-) |
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17 Feb 01 - 06:13 PM (#400420) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: Firecat I've just refreshed this and I still think I'm a girl, despite what the Guest says! |
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17 Feb 01 - 06:34 PM (#400440) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: Amergin And I am quite sure your boyfriend is rather relieved you're still a girl... |
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17 Feb 01 - 06:36 PM (#400441) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: Bill D time services and setters:
http://www.worldtimeserver.com/ and this one.. which sets your clock without downloading a program.. http://www.bldrdoc.gov/timefreq/service/nts.htm |
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17 Feb 01 - 06:42 PM (#400448) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: Firecat Yeah, I think he is cos I was having a joke with himabout me being a boy, and he immediatley said that if I was a boy, he'd have to be a girl!!!!!! He should know my sense of humour by now because we've been together for 4 years and one week! |
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17 Feb 01 - 11:57 PM (#400595) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: Gypsy sob....i don't HAVE a Mudcat clock. Was it something i said....something i did....my perfume? I want a clock, too! |
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18 Feb 01 - 12:06 AM (#400601) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: Amergin try taking baths sometime....*BG* |
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18 Feb 01 - 12:45 AM (#400630) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: Gypsy I will, i promise! Next saturday. |
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18 Feb 01 - 06:38 AM (#400706) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: Mr Red Wild Mountain Thyme here.... 'scuse shaky handwritng. |
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18 Feb 01 - 07:37 AM (#400722) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: Liz the Squeak Lunch time here, breakfast time there. Lunchtime there, tea time here. Concert time there, bedtime here. That's how it works for me. Except when I have insonmia. LTS Assuming that here is UK, there is Mudcat land. |
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18 Feb 01 - 01:52 PM (#400906) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: Spud Murphy Time to cut the hi-jinx and git to work. Spud |
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18 Feb 01 - 02:06 PM (#400917) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: Katcina Amergin, when you sleep with three dogs you shouldn't take pot shots about bathing, not even at gypsies, especially not at gypsies. They can cast some mighty mean spells too. You might end up a SEX GODDESS instead of a SEX GOD. |
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18 Feb 01 - 02:34 PM (#400938) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: Geoff the Duck I have enough difficulty remembering which year it has become - or was that which millennium - I can't quite recall!!! Anyway - Einstein reckons that time is relative to space - if you have too many relatives round you won't have time to do anything, or any space to do it in - I think? Quack GtD |
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18 Feb 01 - 02:42 PM (#400941) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: Katcina ROFL Great Geoff |
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19 Feb 01 - 04:07 AM (#401305) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: Helen 20:07 according to my PC clock here in east coast Oz. Mudcat evening radio there = Mudcat morning radio here, one day ahead. It was nice seeing the sky outside the M-radio studio darkening for evening at 10am here, on the first day I tuned in. Helen |
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19 Feb 01 - 06:26 AM (#401331) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: Sarah the flute Well it's 11.30am here and I'm back at work after a week's holiday....clockwatching again |
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19 Feb 01 - 09:20 AM (#401392) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: Katcina I overslept so it must be time to get busy. |
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19 Feb 01 - 09:43 AM (#401404) Subject: RE: What time is it? From: wysiwyg I enjoy being a girl, and it's autumn in New York, but it's also Miller time. ~S~ |