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CrackaAssCracka
Lol.
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CrackaAssCracka
Lol.
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Ah, fair enough. Thank you for explaining.
And this is true. Sadly, though, most of the US seems almost akin to a different country compared to the west coast, culturally speaking.
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Okay, I wanna know who the three downvotes were from and *why*? Lol.
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Could you clarify how that is relevant to my comment? (Note: I'm not saying it isn't; I'm saying I don't see the connection.)
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It both saddens me and doesn't surprise me one bit that the US is so far behind that we don't even have a color.
We are fucking idiots, the lot of us. Ugh...
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See, I get why they did that, and I'm sure I could get used to that, but... I don't know. It just seems weird to me, and I'm second shift. Lol.
Hell, it's probably just because I'm not used to it, frankly. Familiarity Bias is fun, you know? Hehe.
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True.
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It's all good. Thanks for correcting me! It needed to be said!
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Sorry, that's what I meant. I was thinking of lines of longitude but said the opposite. Lol. My brain does that sometimes.
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Honestly, we should just do it like the original model of zones worked: 1 time zone per zone of latitude, i.e. each time zone aligned with each 15-degree-apart meridian.
None of this "Oh we used to be part of [Input Empire Name Here] so let's keep our time zones the same as them." Damned colonial bullshit...
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**Edit**: *Longitude*, not latitude. Lol. Was thinking it but wrote the opposite. Haha.