what time is it in arizona

[Randimus Maximus]

What?

since when does Arizona follow DST?  The entire state is mountain standard time all year long.

[Popeye the Sailor]

since when does Arizona follow DST matter?  The entire state is mountain standard time flat as shit with no ocean and too hot all year long.

Fixed.

[NAKID]

Randy, did you bother to read the ENTIRE post? I'm going to go out on a limb and say NO.

I said they don't UNLESS you are on an Indian Reservation (such as the one in the north east part of the state).

[somegirl]

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[Randimus Maximus]

Randy, did you bother to read the ENTIRE post? I'm going to go out on a limb and say NO.

I said they don't UNLESS you are on an Indian Reservation (such as the one in the north east part of the state).

Yes I did.  In fact, if you read this portion of your post, you makes it sound like the entire state follows DST, unless you are on an Indian reservation.

Unless you're on the Indian Reservations, they participate in DST.

Now if you had written your response like this..."except for the Indian Reservations, which DO follow DST, you are correct that Arizona is Mountain Standard Time all year.

And just to arm you with more info for this discussion in the Spring when we go back to DST (and yes, useless as you suggest, but interesting that you seem to pregnant dog about it getting dark at 6PM on standard time now, so maybe it does have some valor), a note about which Indian Tribes follow DST: "The Navajo Nation observes DST throughout its entire territory, including the portion that lies in Arizona. But the Hopi Nation, which is entirely surrounded by the Navajo Nation, does not observe DST." (from wikipedia.org)

Bite me.

[ducpainter]

Yes I did.  In fact, if you read this portion of your post, you makes it sound like the entire state follows DST, unless you are on an Indian reservation.

Now if you had written your response like this..."except for the Indian Reservations, which DO follow DST, you are correct that Arizona is Mountain Standard Time all year.

And just to arm you with more info for this discussion in the Spring when we go back to DST (and yes, useless as you suggest, but interesting that you seem to pregnant dog about it getting dark at 6PM on standard time now, so maybe it does have some valor), a note about which Indian Tribes follow DST: "The Navajo Nation observes DST throughout its entire territory, including the portion that lies in Arizona. But the Hopi Nation, which is entirely surrounded by the Navajo Nation, does not observe DST." (from wikipedia.org)

Bite me.

I really think you two should ...

GET A make the beast with two backsING ROOM.

I'll try to explain to Amanda and Polly.

[NAKID]

Reading comprehension fails you Randy. Part of my post included the other post i was quoting which explained everything...

[ducpainter]

Reading comprehension fails you Randy. Part of my post included the other post i was quoting which explained everything...

How else can I say this?

No one make the beast with two backsing cares.

Will that work?

[IZ]

since when does Arizona follow DST matter?  The entire state is mountain standard time flat as shit with no ocean and too hot all year long.

Fixed.

You've never been to the Northern part of the state (Flagstaff) or the Catalinas in Tucson, Salt River Canyon, Payson, etc.  Yes, it is flat in most of the valley and set up like a grid. The riding sucks in the city but it doesn't take much to get to some twists.

BTW..6:32pm here.  Arizona time.   

[Oldfisti]

public enemy - by the time i get to arizona

[Super T.I.B]

since when does Arizona follow DST matter?  The entire state is mountain standard time flat as shit with no ocean and too hot all year long.



You've never been to the Northern part of the state (Flagstaff) or the Catalinas in Tucson, Salt River Canyon, Payson, etc.  Yes, it is flat in most of the valley and set up like a grid. The riding sucks in the city but it doesn't take much to get to some twists.

BTW..6:32pm here.  Arizona time.   

Well there you go, when you posted that, it was 9:31 in the morning here, on teh 4th.