Reality Check by Dave Whamond for November 04, 2023

Does it count as overtime?

In AZ that just means we can’t see new GoComics until an hour later.

Better than an extra hour of the last 3 years.

Maybe for you. Not for we!

One more hour to dream. Here in Germany we gained that hour last week.

Ho-hum! Give an hour, take an hour…

I wish we would just leave the time alone.

perfect

I’d like to set the clock back to 1993.

Facts.

Catch up on a little bit of sleep.

HEY! This is my retirement year, I’ll gladly take an extra hour.

No we don’t. The comment about cutting a foot off one end of a blanket, sewing it on the other end and thinking you have a longer blanket applies here.

Technically, you’re not getting an extra hour but are just getting back the hour you lost in the spring. Whether or not you actually want that hour back is a “you” issue.

Daylight Spending Time

Boy did you Nail it

in a word, no.

It’s never going to go away!! Mwa-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha (cough! cough!)

They will get rid of Right Turn On Red After Stop, first!

Gain an extra hour of sleep, definitely worth it.

That’s not the real question. The real question is: “Will we be able to stand an extra hour this time next year”?

Could be worse. Could be 2020.

Airline’s nightmare …!

Do you really want to see what 2024 will look like ? Too bad we can’t turn the clocks back by about 40 years

They’re merely returning the hour they stole from you last Spring. Arizonans may disregard. Some Hoosiers used to be able to.

Not really

Save Standard Time. Do away with Daylight Saving Time.

Time flies when you’re having funny.

This is an excellently funny comic strip !!

What makes the biannual clock adjustments so illogical is that it is an anachronism, i.e., the reason for it being done in the first place no longer exists…. providing an extra hour of daylight in the afternoon for children to work the family farm after the school day ends.

The real irony is that moving the clock ahead was a good idea but moving it back makes no sense whatsoever.

It’s heck, I say. Get the correct time at 1-303-499-7111. Or see your favorite HAM radio operator.

So soon! I didn’t have time to look before I fall.

Dave, you could save some time; use this as an editorial cartoon!

Good point, Dave!

He’s got a point there.

But when I was young and living at home it was great. At curfew time the clock went back and gave me an extra hour. And the bars conveniently stayed open for an extra hour too!