Originally posted by Gonzo
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Hello. 
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Greetings!
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I'm in Auckland, New Zealand now.Originally posted by mudskipper View Post
The UK and NZ both do daylight savings but in opposite directions and on different weekends.
So,
last Saturday, I was 13 hours ahead of UK time.
today I am 12 hours ahead of UK time.
next Saturday I will be 11 hours ahead of UK time.
Let's not talk about Australia though - they have half-hour time zones over there.Comment
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I meant to say,Originally posted by mudskipper View Post
Gidday is the New Zealand pronunciation of hello.
G'day is the Australian pronunciation of hello.
It is important not to get the two mixed up.Comment
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Stone me.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostMy Orion has been known to take over three weeks to be got through its MOT
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I think that happened because they subcontract out the welding work to another chap, and my work needed doing when he was away on holiday, or had a lot of other work on, or something. IIRC they could have gone elsewhere to get it done, but I told them not to bother as I had the Toyota.Originally posted by zeitghost View PostStone me.
That was how I finished up with the Toyota and Orion both getting their MOTs on the same date rather than a month apart, which screwed me this year when the Toyota's windscreen cracked a few days before the test, meaning I ended up having to hire a car
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Ferkin 'ell. This cold's a bugger.
Won't someone put me out my misery.
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Originally posted by Gonzo View Post
Nice.
Big sis is in Oz - I never have a clue what time it is. Luckily the internet tells me.Comment
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Originally posted by mudskipper View PostFerkin 'ell. This cold's a bugger.
Won't someone put me out my misery.
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Morning denizens
Nothing to do, plenty of time for a lie-in; so naturally I'm wide awake at eight
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