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Has someone moved Greenwich ?

Les_Neilson
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‎01-13-2011 01:52 AM
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GMT used to mean Greenwich Mean Time (where Greenwich is a district of London UK right?)
Isitnow based on another Greenwich?
I thought maybe Greenwich Village NY, which would be really cool, but the time is wrong. Is there a Greenwich in Russia I wonder, or has the government sold Greenwich to the Russians to help pay off the national debt. Conspiracy theories abound.
Of course a timewarp, due to the speed at which I work, could be a factor.
:-)

I noticed a couple of my posts - sentcirca 9:50 am GMT (this morning)according to my watch,have already appeared on the forum at circa 12:30+ pm (this afternoon) GMT.

Les
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anthonyrichards
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‎01-13-2011 02:39 AM
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You are clearly living in a time warp.
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TimP
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‎01-13-2011 05:18 AM
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You are clearly living in a time warp.

As all of these forums have been since the end of USA daylight time last November.
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Steven_L_Intel1
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‎01-13-2011 12:06 PM
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The time diaplayed in the forum is three hours off. This has been reported.
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