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dusty wrote:I don't think it works exactly like that, stumpbuster. If I post right now, I think you will see the post with your time right now (Not 2:38PM). When I post, it will be 2:38PM here.

My screen time and the time on this post is 2:38PM. What time do you see for when I posted?


Aah, maybe I am wrong. I don't know what happens if the poster has not declared what time zone he/she is located in.

Now I am really confused. I have the time set at GMT -8 Pacific the time on my computer it is now 3:00 PM the time stamp displayed on your post is 4:29. Under topic Review the time stamp for your post is 1:38. I guess there things in this world I am not destined to understand.
But my question still stands how does the time differences fit into the logic statement?

Here is the way it works here for me. As I get older bedtime come earlier. So I watch the Ball drop in NY and count that as good for me here in OK. Where we are CST I use EST for celebrating and call it good. Not too sure who or what I am going to watch since Dick Clark is not there. He has been at Time Square for the last 40 years. His wife said she is going to be there. She said it only feel right since they have gone there for so long
Made a lot of pens and ornaments for Christmas and going to start now for next year. Have a lot of toys I would really like to make this year for the grandkids.
Have a Happy New Year and Hope this year brings you many happy hours of making saw dust.

stumpbuster wrote:Now I am really confused. I have the time set at GMT -8 Pacific the time on my computer it is now 3:00 PM the time stamp displayed on your post is 4:29. Under topic Review the time stamp for your post is 1:38. I guess there things in this world I am not destined to understand.
But my question still stands how does the time differences fit into the logic statement?

The time settings I'm looking at are the ones for this forum that are set under "User CP"/Options. This maybe different than what you have set for your computer in it's operating systems settings.

So all of the Grandchildren have their own agendas as do their parents. Given that Eastern is two hours ahead of Mountain zone I could stay up and watch. Wait that would be a terrible idea, Fantasy Land is in the eastern time zone. I for one have a fear of doing anything like the common sense challenged politico's in fantasy land. Nope I will be sound asleep long before the new year arrives. Those of us at the Parks household wish each of you and your loved ones the Happiest New Year possible. Jim