I thought daylight savings day was tonight, but it was really yesterday (but technically today), so when I thought I went to bed early on a Saturday night, I really went to bed at 11:00.

I thought daylight savings day was tonight, but it was really yesterday (but technically today), so when I thought I went to bed early on a Saturday night, I really went to bed at 11:00.

What? How does that work? DST ended at 2AM, so it went from 1:59AM to 1:00AM on my computer clock.

I witnessed it all.

I thought daylight savings day was tonight, but it was really yesterday (but technically today), so when I thought I went to bed early on a Saturday night, I really went to bed at 11:00.

What? How does that work? DST ended at 2AM, so it went from 1:59AM to 1:00AM on my computer clock.

 

I witnessed it all.

Time travel at it's finest =P

Don't delude yourself; it doesn't really exist. The "extra" hour isn't real; you only think it's real...

Neo, take the blue pill.

Daylight Savings Time is like nature's layaway: You'll spring for it when you fall into some cash.

I thought daylight savings day was tonight, but it was really yesterday (but technically today), so when I thought I went to bed early on a Saturday night, I really went to bed at 11:00.

What? How does that work? DST ended at 2AM, so it went from 1:59AM to 1:00AM on my computer clock.

 

I witnessed it all.

Time travel at it's finest =P

Once a year all clocks are sent by the government into the future by 1 hour and then half a year later they're all sent back 1 hour, and the sun becomes so confused that it must adjust the amount of daylight.