All Nighter

[Dinosawr]

I'm doing an all-nighter and I'm getting quite tired. Post on this thread if you are doing an all nighter too

Yeahhh it's 3:38am and I've got nothing to do. Watching movies and browsing forums.


Excellent.




Goodbye.

 

[Syed]

It's 10:39 brohan.

 

[Dinosawr]

It's 10:39 brohan.

Not in da UK

 

[Syed]

Not in da UK

where in the uk

 

[whoresex]

it's only 10:44, what are you talking about

 

[Necromancer24]

Its 10.44am ffs.

 

[Dinosawr]

It's UK ffs GMT, NW England, UK.

You're in America. I'm in the UK. There is something called a time difference

 

[Syed]

It's UK ffs GMT, NW England, UK.

You're in America. I'm in the UK. There is something called a time difference

There is?

Tell me moar.

 

[Dinosawr]

A time zone is a region on Earth, more or less bounded by lines of longitude, that has a uniform, legally mandated standard time, usually referred to as the local time. By convention, the 24 main time zones on Earth compute their local time as an offset from UTC (see also Greenwich Mean Time), each time zone boundary being ostensibly 15 degrees east or west of the preceding one. The reference point for UTC is the Greenwich Meridian (the Prime Meridian), which has a longitude of 0°. Local time is UTC plus the current time zone offset for the location in question. In theory, the increase proceeds eastward from the eastern boundary of the UTC time zone centered on 0°, increasing by one hour for each 15°, up to the International Date Line (longitude 180°). A corresponding one hour decrease relative to UTC occurs every 15° heading westward from the western boundary of the UTC time zone, up to the International Date Line.

PART 1 OF MY SERIES!@!@

 

[Dinosawr]

Consider yourself educated.

 

[Syed]

A time zone is a region on Earth, more or less bounded by lines of longitude, that has a uniform, legally mandated standard time, usually referred to as the local time. By convention, the 24 main time zones on Earth compute their local time as an offset from UTC (see also Greenwich Mean Time), each time zone boundary being ostensibly 15 degrees east or west of the preceding one. The reference point for UTC is the Greenwich Meridian (the Prime Meridian), which has a longitude of 0°. Local time is UTC plus the current time zone offset for the location in question. In theory, the increase proceeds eastward from the eastern boundary of the UTC time zone centered on 0°, increasing by one hour for each 15°, up to the International Date Line (longitude 180°). A corresponding one hour decrease relative to UTC occurs every 15° heading westward from the western boundary of the UTC time zone, up to the International Date Line.

PART 1 OF MY SERIES!@!@

 

[Tmoe]

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tmoe

wtf?

 

[Dinosawr]

 

[Syed]

failed dood

 

[Dinosawr]

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tmoe

wtf?

It's Syed ... He's hiding because he's scared.

 

[Syed]

I'm out in the open.

 

[Dinosawr]

I'm out in the open.

 

[Syed]

 

[Dinosawr]

 

[germanrsaccseller]

3 o clock in the morning