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30/10/2026 6:08 am
...turning the clocks back. (At least in my feeble mind. I prefer to leave the clocks set where nature intended - HA!)
Sunday, or Saturday evening, all timers, watches, clocks, etc, Fall back one hour where applicable in most US states. Oh, and one last word about that...........ARRRGGGHHHH!!!
30/10/2026 6:36 am
I agree the act is archaic. Finally I own a car where I don't have to look in the owner's manual to figure out how to set the clock as this one does it for me. Ain't technology wonderful?
30/10/2026 6:51 am
I agree. This is a bunch of nonsense. 😡
30/10/2026 6:51 am
Yes, and don't forget the clocks on the cooking range and the thermostats....turning the clocks back. (At least in my feeble mind. I prefer to leave the clocks set where nature intended - HA!)
Sunday, or Saturday evening, all timers, watches, clocks, etc, Fall back one hour where applicable in most US states. Oh, and one last word about that...........ARRRGGGHHHH!!!
John Bono
North Jersey
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30/10/2026 7:39 am
I agree the act is archaic. Finally I own a car where I don't have to look in the owner's manual to figure out how to set the clock as this one does it for me. Ain't technology wonderful?
Yes sir, it helps a little. The Caddy does this and I love it. Our two central heat & Air units do it too but the Mercedes is a bear to turn it back and I have 12 zillion clocks, watches, timers and kitchen appliances that are dumb and just sit there with stupid looks on their faces waiting for me to change the time. 
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