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Huh, CST is GMT -6, no? OR is DST not taken into account. My six o' clock is what is is synched to, so it should be GMT 18:00 where I'm at.
I wouldn't know, actually. I have to look it up most of the time, but I just remember there being 7 hours difference between GMT and PDT.
GMT never changes, so with DST the UK is actually at GMT +1. Yeah, it confused me too at first...
Thanks for all the clearing up. Its going to stay at 0:00 GMT like I said. It makes it even more convenient for me.
Could all players please come up with a Roman name? If you don't I'll create one for you, with the exception of Pjnlsn, who shall remain the thing I have given to him if he doesn't choose a role.
I'd rather GMT, as it is more recognizable for non-Americans. Although, for those wondering, it is officaly 19:00 CST now, still same GMT, just different CST.
No, GMT is the same during winter and summer.
It is currently 11:36 GMT, but 12:36 BST.
If you wanna check just google "what time is it in X?"
Okay, I'll be in for this one, please. By the way, and apologies if it's been said before but I really don't think it has - you forgot the word "Lite" in the title. You probably already realised, but if not, you could ask jacob if he could edit in the title for clarity's sake.
It is always funny to have th foreigner trait---just look at the sigs of Marty and Arkasas to see examples of me having that trait; please don't use it in important PMs though, since it can quite mess things up. Probably won't with only two changes and using Google translate, but last time I used it in the end I had to go through so many language changes that what came out was complete gibberish---I, as a ghost, of course took the chance to reveal sensitive details of my pack, because I knew nobody would be able to understand them.
No. EDST = BST - 5 and CDST = BST - 6. When comparing daylight saving times there is the same difference as without daylight saving; only when one has daylight saving and the other hasn't there is a difference. That happens at least once a year, because the American daylight saving starts three weeks before the European one---I don't know if the European and American ones end on the same time.
A quick way to remember is the PST = GMT-8 and EST = GMT-5; you can then easily fill in CST and mountain time.
I a way yes, but no. BST is the time used in the UK in the summer, which is GMT+1.
Edit: Partly Emu'd