On 2/18/10, Peter Humphrey wrote:
> No, you miss the point. The name implies saving daylight, not time. Show
> me anyone who can do that. (And I won't ask why Saving has to be
> plural.)
Riddle me this as well: what good does Daylight Savings do in, e.g.,
Scandinavian region countries, which have
On Thursday 18 February 2010 00:41:32 Peter Humphrey wrote:
> What does a condenser (on a carburettor) condense?
s/carburettor/distributor/ of course. Silly slip.
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Peter.
On 2010-02-18, Peter Humphrey wrote:
> More examples: what is the one thing that shock-absorbers
> don't do? What does a condenser (on a carburettor) condense?
Never heard of a condenser on a carbuetor.
Google doesn't seem to know about it either. Are you referring
to the condenser (capacitor)
On Wednesday 17 February 2010 15:53:04 Grant Edwards wrote:
> Let's be fair about it. Here in the US, we don't have the
> illusion of saving _time_.
No, you miss the point. The name implies saving daylight, not time. Show
me anyone who can do that. (And I won't ask why Saving has to be
plural.
On 2010-02-17, Peter Humphrey wrote:
> On Monday 15 February 2010 08:58:03 Neil Bothwick wrote:
> He was wrong, understandably. He should not have included all
> white men in that set. Outside USA we have no illusions of
> saving time by adjusting our clocks.
Let's be fair about it. Here in the
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