28 December 2005, 00:24 UTC#1
28 December 2005, 00:26 UTC#2
they need to wait a couple hundred years and then just add a leap hour, pppfff idiots
28 December 2005, 00:28 UTC#3
Darn, everyone will be late for everything.
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LOL
28 December 2005, 00:29 UTC#4
Science is so fascinating...

28 December 2005, 00:29 UTC#5
QUOTE(Karl @ Dec 28 2005, 01:26 AM) [snapback]253448[/snapback]
they need to wait a couple hundred years and then just add a leap hour, pppfff idiots
Haha! A schoolkid calling the "U.S. Naval Observatory" idiots? LOLOLOLZ
28 December 2005, 00:38 UTC#6
28 December 2005, 00:38 UTC#7
How the hell is a second gonna effect anyone in any way?
28 December 2005, 00:39 UTC#8
Because over the course of several decades, people would arrive an hour late for work, and the time would be incorrect. Better to fix the problem whilst it's minor, don't you think?
28 December 2005, 00:41 UTC#9
QUOTE(gman @ Dec 28 2005, 12:39 AM) [snapback]253465[/snapback]
Because over the course of several decades, people would arrive an hour late for work, and the time would be incorrect. Better to fix the problem whilst it's minor, don't you think?
but only the uber accurate clocks would notice thaty sort of thing, whereas everyone else would have the normal watches/clocks to go by, so it wouldnt matter
But I get your point
28 December 2005, 06:06 UTC#10
This thread is the funny
28 December 2005, 07:47 UTC#11
When every one starts cheering for New Year im going to be like haha 1SECONDTIMEDELAYLEAPSECONDPWN!
28 December 2005, 08:20 UTC#12
QUOTE(made:// @ Dec 28 2005, 07:47 AM) [snapback]253611[/snapback]
When every one starts cheering for New Year im going to be like haha !1SECONDTIMEDELAYLEAPSECONDPWN
and then by the time youve finished cheering "1SECONDTIMEDELAYLEAPSECONDPWN" it will be past it and you will have missed the cheer and then you will cheer later than everyone else and look like a total pwnd mofo
28 December 2005, 08:46 UTC#13
Not really, I have already celebrated 19 new years, so I can miss one.
28 December 2005, 08:48 UTC#14
QUOTE(made:// @ Dec 28 2005, 08:46 AM) [snapback]253634[/snapback]
Not really, I have already celebrated 19 new years, so I can miss one.
the thing with saying stuff like that is...it all seems so limitless now but think about it...this time next year (not meaning to get all morbid on ya) but you might not be around anymore.. so missing celebrating one new year is okay if you think about it now! but if you think that it could be your last would you still be okay for missing one?...
28 December 2005, 09:13 UTC#15
Trust me I am sure. And I already got it sorted, im going to die at 39. S'all gd mandinga.
