+118673 For most of you it is afternoon or even morning on New Years Eve.
Here, the New Year is already swinging :)
+37146 I used to live in Alaska....now I am in Colorado, but we still have a Polar Bear Plunge every Jan 1st for the people who want to 'cleanse' to start off the New Year ! Ya get a free t-shirt.....who could say 'NO!' LOL
+37146 7 am for us here...gearing up for a party! Anyone up for a swim?
+118673 Where do you live EP ? North U.S. somewhere i am guessing. :)
There are no polar bears near my house, and the only ice is in the freezer. :( :)
+37146 I used to live in Alaska....now I am in Colorado, but we still have a Polar Bear Plunge every Jan 1st for the people who want to 'cleanse' to start off the New Year ! Ya get a free t-shirt.....who could say 'NO!' LOL
+118673 Hi EP
Thank for that info, I will try and remember :)
To my knowledge much of Colorado would have high altitude so I expect it can get very cold in winter - probably not as cold as alaska though.
That polar bear plunge sounds more suited to polar bears... but hey... you get a free T-Shirt so i guess it is worth it LOL :)
+118673 Hi NinjaAnswer,
Form me the time is 11 hours in FRONT of Greenwich Mean Time (GMT, London, United Kingdom)
But you are probably in the United States which is between 5 hours in the east and 8 hours in California and 11 hours in Western Alaska, BEHIND Greenwich mean time.
So say you live in California you are 8+11=19 hours behind me in time.
In winter ( the middle of the year in the Southern Hemsiphere) my time zone is 10+ AEST
AEST stands for Australian Eastern Standard time.
But it is summer now and we have daylight savings time, SI my time zone is 11+ AEDT
AEDT stands for Australian Eastern Daylight-savings Time.
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