hello

[Cadet Munro 0]

and don't forget my personal favorite ....triple chrome plated...kitchen(commercial grade) appliance....::brings out the GRINDER...+starts it up and sets on puree.......

grrrriiiinnnnnnnnnddddd...all the while playing the TUNE...::...heh,heh... :P :)

Please Eagle just put THAT away

[WesleyMustDie 0]

Hey there,

 

Then might I suggest you bookmark http://www.nhc.noaa.gov? :P

I will. Thank you, Fred. :)

[Chell Reno 0]

Welcome to out humble establishment! Glad to have you here!

[Joe Mathews 0]

it would be good if i knew what time they were on in new zealand....

 

Munro G.O.Y.S

Edited October 8, 2005 by Joe Mathews

[Atragon9 0]

it would be good if i knew what time they were on in new zealand....

 

Munro G.O.Y.S

New Zealand is GMT+12 and the Sim schedule is US ET, which is GMT-5, so you should add 17 hours to the times listed. For instance, it is almost 9:00 AM Saturday morning and for you it is almost 2:00 AM Sunday. I hope that helps.

 

 

[WxMurray 0]

New Zealand is GMT+12 and the Sim schedule is US ET, which is GMT-5, so you should add 17 hours to the times listed. For instance, it is almost 9:00 AM Saturday morning and for you it is almost 2:00 AM Sunday. I hope that helps.

 

 

Actually, while Daylight Saving Time is in effect Eastern Time is four hours behind Greenwich (UTC). DST will end on the last Sunday of October. :rolleyes:

[Atragon9 0]

Actually, while Daylight Saving Time is in effect Eastern Time is four hours behind Greenwich (UTC). DST will end on the last Sunday of October. :rolleyes:

Yes, but New Zealand also shifts their time. So that is why I mentioned that we are still 17 hours separated.

 

[Joe Mathews 0]

Yes, but New Zealand also shifts their time. So that is why I mentioned that we are still 17 hours separated.

 

yeah we do (were in dst now)

 

also please don't call me kiwi i find it offenisive (i hate this country to few people