'Slight, man, what a riddle is there. I like to swear and speak plain like a soldier, which (to be sure) is not for want of wit, for I could crack you a jest without warning as aptly as I could an enemy's head or any bottle whatsoeverrapier17 said:I think we can manage to feed more, although you'll have to start charging more for our services, your Honour, otherwise we Dogs will have to start eating the Hounds, served with gravy mixed from powder coins.Leifr Eiríksson said:You are more than welcome to join our group of volunteers of pike and shotte, although I am not sure if the good Mr Flockton has accounted enough loaves of bread for the burgeoning band.
I believe that is 18:00 BST though, not GMT, right?mcwiggum said:See that you are on at 18:00 (6pm) GMT.
Isn't that the same thing?Dansk viking said:I believe that is 18:00 BST though, not GMT, right?mcwiggum said:See that you are on at 18:00 (6pm) GMT.
I see...Dansk viking said:No, when we (in most European countries) observe summer time, we turn the clock forward by one hour. That means that areas that used to go by GMT now uses GMT+1 (or BST - British Summer Time).
Our captain pointed it out to the hosts of the event before, but they still use the incorrect format.