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02-24-2013 04:26 PM |
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Originally Posted by Peyton's Princess
(Post 9432055)
I just don't understand why knowing what month has the least amount of daylight is any more important than knowing the 1st pick of the 1991 NBA draft.
both useless information and I don't understand why people think 1 thing is common sense intelligence why the other thing is useless knowledge
how about this
I think anyone who doesn't know the 1991 #1 pick in the NBA draft off the top of their head is a ****ing moron
which is what I was called when I admitted in this thread I didn't know #14 because I don't pay attention to daylight savings time (when I guess daylight savings had nothing to do with it)
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No judgment intended here... one is something you have to look up in a book. The other is something you have to open a door to see. That's why one is common sense. Paying attention or not, you seriously have never noticed that in December the sun comes up later and sets earlier? And in the summer it's up early and down late? And it has nothing to do with Daylight Saving Time - it's the same in Tucson, AZ where they don't observe the time change. |
