In the mean time, anyone have any good knock knock jokes? :biggrin:
An oldie, but goody and one of my favorites...
Knock, knock! Who's there? Banana Banana who Knock, knock! Who's there? Banana Banana who? Knock, knock! Who's there? Banana Banana who? Knock, Knock! (sigh!) Who's there? Orange Orange? Orange who? Orange you glad I didn't say BANANA!
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12 PST has already past.. type USA time or Canada time and last time i check it was 12:20..
There are four time zones in the continental US. Cryptic's located in northern California, on the West Coast, and thus in the Pacific time zone (currently GMT-8, due to daylight savings - I can never remember if that means it's on or off, but the other part of daylight savings is GMT-7).
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There are four time zones in the continental US. Cryptic's located in northern California, on the West Coast, and thus in the Pacific time zone (currently GMT-8, due to daylight savings - I can never remember if that means it's on or off, but the other part of daylight savings is GMT-7).
Well, if you're on Vista or Win7 or Win8, it's fairly easy to track.
Click on the clock in your system tray.
Click Change Time and Date Settings.
Click on the Additional Clocks Tab.
Rename it "Pacific Time" or "Cryptic Time" or some such.
On the first clock click "Show this Clock"
Select "(UTC-8) Pacific Time (US & Canada)"
OK your way back out.
Now, when you mouse-over your clock, it'll show you your local time and Pacific Time.
Can i ask a small question i know this is not about the topic but i really want Roin'esh costume and i got 100 zen , so i need 375 more and i was thinking to use the questionite exchange so how much do i make quest per zen ? please i really want that costume :rolleyes:
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which is.... :rolleyes:
An oldie, but goody and one of my favorites...
Knock, knock!
Who's there?
Banana
Banana who
Knock, knock!
Who's there?
Banana
Banana who?
Knock, knock!
Who's there?
Banana
Banana who?
Knock, Knock!
(sigh!) Who's there?
Orange
Orange? Orange who?
Orange you glad I didn't say BANANA!
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rational person and make them look like a troll. Short-sighted, misguided, creative effort deprived. Incredible." - Snarlygribbly
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Well, if you're on Vista or Win7 or Win8, it's fairly easy to track.
Now, when you mouse-over your clock, it'll show you your local time and Pacific Time.
Like so:
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Personally I use multiple desktop clock widgets for different timezones, specifically for EST and UTC.