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I hate night time....
oddball7465
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It's this hour of the day I want to start getting productive. But I have neighbors, so I can't do anything.
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Another night owl here. Sucks when you do alot of work outdoors and need daylight. Can't hardly sleep before 2:00am and then I am up at 8:00am. Takes about an hour for me to fully wake up though.[|)]
That's pretty much my cycle, except I usually get up at 5:30am.
There's time when it's about 2 or 3 am and I can't sleep.
So....it's out to my garage. Turn on the lights, crank up the music, turn on the heat (if needed) and get down to business.
Once I start getting sleepy, it's back to bed and I sleep in til I'm good and ready to get up. [^]
Do U hit the shop and reload a few hundred? Or jut look at the stack of girly mags.?[:D]
Perhaps you should consider relocating to the southern hemisphere.
I heard the southern hemisphere has summer when we have winter... Don't think they have day when we have night though.
quote:Originally posted by buckstar
quote:Originally posted by LaidbackDan
Perhaps you should consider relocating to the southern hemisphere.
I heard the southern hemisphere has summer when we have winter... Don't think they have day when we have night though.
Depending on where you are...yes they do. Australia and NZ for example are almost opposite day/night, winter/summer, of most places in the US.
...even the water in the toilet bowl goes around the opposite way.
Please say that ain't so.[:D][:D] A left handed toilet.
quote:Originally posted by buckstar
quote:Originally posted by LaidbackDan
Perhaps you should consider relocating to the southern hemisphere.
I heard the southern hemisphere has summer when we have winter... Don't think they have day when we have night though.
Depending on where you are...yes they do. Australia and NZ for example are almost opposite day/night, winter/summer, of most places in the US.
...even the water in the toilet bowl goes around the opposite way.
The time zone difference between the US and AU is accounted for by the East and West hemispheres. I was responding to the comment of the difference between North and South hemispheres, as was stated in the post that I replied to where the poster confused the effects of changing latitude with that of longitude. Furthermore, the flush vortex in a toilet bowl is determined by the placement of the water jet and will spin the same direction anywhere on earth. The Coriolis effect that you are referring to should be visible in a vessel that does not force a specific rotation on the draining water, such as a round sink.