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Oh yeah. There are far worse jetlags than a one-hour difference. (Trust me... Minnesota to the Philippines. Think going to bed at 8 in the morning.)crzyliljellybean wrote:yeah trust me. You will be perfectly normal.fmtiger124 wrote:i would agree a one hour time differental will do absolutely nothingsmartkid222 wrote:What's all this talk about zetlag? Mabey because to Greece over the summer and i have to overcome a 7hr time difference my definition of jetlag has a differnt meaning than yours. The One hour difference between NY and IL is nothing to me. I"m sure you are going to be fine. Now the West coast and especially hawaii and alaska are going to have a bigger problem.
That would be really fun. But I don't know how good my team is- we've never really played but I don't think we are very good.jazzy009 wrote:I'm not too great. im fit but throwing Frisbees is always questionable. however its still a fun game. we played this year outside the cocacola factory in georgia.
East and West of the Mississippi? We could also just say everyone in the Central and Eastern timzones vs Western, Mountain, Hawaii, and Alaskan Timezones.EASTstroudsburg13 wrote:Ultimate frisbee is the most amazing sport ever, I destroy at it. How would east and west be defined?
For me, one hour can throw you off a little bit, but it doesn't really matter. It's like Daylight Savings Time, no different than that.
Little lopsided, lots of people in Central and Eastern but few in the other 4. Maybe Coasts vs. Mountain and Central or West+Central Vs East+Mountainsrsvball95 wrote:That would be good to divide up by time zones- but there's a lot of people in the central time zone...
actually, it took me about three hours (on low traffic and no stops) and where i live is closer than chicago is, so from chicago i'd say around 3.5 hours, varying with traffic.inuyashakusho wrote:Champaign is...2.5 hours from Chicago, IL
No, I don't think it would take 3.5 hours. I've been down there quite a few times as we have family friends, and from Grand Rapids it takes like 3 hours. I think 2.5, maybe 2.75 hours is what it'll take.chia wrote:actually, it took me about three hours (on low traffic and no stops) and where i live is closer than chicago is, so from chicago i'd say around 3.5 hours, varying with traffic.inuyashakusho wrote:Champaign is...2.5 hours from Chicago, IL
