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<blockquote data-quote="Arial Black" data-source="post: 6724383" data-attributes="member: 6799649"><p>I'm rubbish with computers, but I notice that the times on each post match the time displayed on my laptop, which matches the time in the country where time is actually generated in Greenwich.</p><p></p><p>It also occurs that laptops in different parts of the world show their own local time instead. So one person may vote at ten to midnight on Monday and ten past midnight on Tuesday, and these are votes cast on two separate days even though the votes were cast 20 minutes apart. But a laptop in Alabama will show both votes 20 minutes apart on the same day, and it looks like cheating.</p><p></p><p>It's an unfortunate consequence of the way the waves of time are diluted as they wash around the world after being generated in the Time Factories in Greenwich by The Meridian Machine under the guidance of the Chronomancer Royal, Sir John St John Cholmondley-Featherstonehough.</p><p></p><p>Edit: Okay, okay, you caught me in a little fib! Of <em>course</em> I know that there aren't <em>really</em> any laptops in Alabama.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Arial Black, post: 6724383, member: 6799649"] I'm rubbish with computers, but I notice that the times on each post match the time displayed on my laptop, which matches the time in the country where time is actually generated in Greenwich. It also occurs that laptops in different parts of the world show their own local time instead. So one person may vote at ten to midnight on Monday and ten past midnight on Tuesday, and these are votes cast on two separate days even though the votes were cast 20 minutes apart. But a laptop in Alabama will show both votes 20 minutes apart on the same day, and it looks like cheating. It's an unfortunate consequence of the way the waves of time are diluted as they wash around the world after being generated in the Time Factories in Greenwich by The Meridian Machine under the guidance of the Chronomancer Royal, Sir John St John Cholmondley-Featherstonehough. Edit: Okay, okay, you caught me in a little fib! Of [i]course[/i] I know that there aren't [i]really[/i] any laptops in Alabama. [/QUOTE]
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