enframed wrote:

kerble wrote:

enframed wrote:i take issue with the robert smith question to which the answer was "10:15 saturday night." yes, i know it's a cure song.

however, with the time difference between illinois and california he would actually arrive at 8:15 saturday night.

no, no no.


6:15am, on friday. 36 hour trip, puts it at 12:15pm on saturday. two hour time difference (california is two hours earlier). it's 10:15.


I got a 34, but the fucking sloop john b windows wouldn't work for me.

it's a 38 hour trip, not 36.

6:15 friday morning (CST). 24 hours into the trip it's 6:15 saturday morning (CST). add 12 more hours and it's 6:15 saturday night (CST). add 2 more hours and it's 8:15 sat night (CST), actually making it 6:15 saturday night (PST).

all three of us are stupid.

my head is still spinning over this one.

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BadComrade wrote:32

That was fucking stupid.

Puff Daddy in a Nas video? What's "rock n roll" about that?

Dickweeds.