World Time Zones Chart For Members

[The Sailor]

Here is a world time zone chart for all members.
I was hoping that Kc would make this a sticky.

http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/

[herakles]

Quite right. This thread should be locked to stay on top. Why isn't it?

[The Sailor]

Putting this at the top again for new members

[astraltrader]

A really useful reference tool - thanks Graeme...

[romft1945]

I gather form that a sticky means a sort of important thread that stays in the limelight?
rom:confused:

If that is the case have you a ref for all these little words that creep in Cheers

[romft1945]

Sailor I have just used that what a smashing piece of equipment going to get the atlas out now as some of those places I have never heard of
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ROM:)

[The Sailor]

That big part to the right of England is Europe.

[romft1945]

Funny sarcasim is the lowest form of human wit,
ROM

More trouble to come my way:rolleyes:

[herakles]

All I need to know is that England is 7 hours behind me and Australia is 2 or 4 hours ahead. Though I've never understood how it is that the Americans are yesterday.

[viv1949]

The Americans are Sooooooo yesterday !
Only joking as they are about the only "friends" us Brits have at the moment, internationally speaking of course.

Viv

[The Sailor]

Yeah, we're really horrible down here.:mad:

[Subvet 614]

The Brits have a few more friends than just us "yesterday" Americans! You time zone chart actually is helpful, at least for me. I get confused with which way to set my watch just flying across the US.

By the way, American nuke submarines headed on long patrols reset their on-board clocks to GMT at the right after they dive. Couldn't see the sun so what difference did it make anyway. And it helped us keep messages straight as to when we were supposed to be at a certain point.

[The Sailor]

We value you posts Subvet. I hope we see more of them.
Your avatar looks good by the way. You got it done.

[Subvet 614]

I had some "professional" instruction to get the avatar and signatures assembled! Thanks Sailor Man.

As an interesting side note, I presently work at a government facility in the American Northwest (Hanford Site) where ironically, the US Navy ships all their decommissioned reactor compartments. So here I am, 36 years after serving on the submarine Greenling and part of my job is to babysit a bunch of reactors among which is the one I tended so many years ago!

[The Sailor]

I for one would like to hear more about your job Greg. Is it dangerous or potentially dangerous? Are you worried about radiation leaks and stuff?
Tell us more mate.