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jambutty · 25-10-2006, 11:37

We are approaching that time of the year when time is messed around with and the SAD syndrome rears its head – allegedly.

At 2:00am BST on Sunday 29th October the clocks will be put back one hour to 1:00am GMT and if those with all the ologies are to be believed many people will become SAD. How come they weren’t SAD on the 28th?

SAD is a recently recognised phenomenon but time has been with us since, well when time began and no one complained in that time.

So what is SAD? Rather than reproduce the whole article here can I point the reader to http://www.nosad.org/

Is this just another ploy to force the country into adopting European time all year round?

25-10-2006, 11:37	#1
jambutty Apprentice Geriatric Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Darwen, Lancashire Posts: 3,706 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 89	Seasonal Affected Depression We are approaching that time of the year when time is messed around with and the SAD syndrome rears its head – allegedly. At 2:00am BST on Sunday 29th October the clocks will be put back one hour to 1:00am GMT and if those with all the ologies are to be believed many people will become SAD. How come they weren’t SAD on the 28th? SAD is a recently recognised phenomenon but time has been with us since, well when time began and no one complained in that time. So what is SAD? Rather than reproduce the whole article here can I point the reader to http://www.nosad.org/ Is this just another ploy to force the country into adopting European time all year round? __________________ Thanks for reading. If you have a few minutes to spare please visit my web site at http://popye.bravehost.com