It's almost 11 p.m. EDT, what time is it in London?

[Jack_Dawson]

I'm sending out a press release and need to time it correctly...thx in advance.

JD

[democrat in Tallahassee]

1. 6:00 p.m. I think

[St. Jarvitude]

2. -8400.27 hours

It's actually 0340 hours (3:40 in the morning) on Wednesday October 5, 2004.

[Jack_Dawson]

3. So London is 5 hours ahead?

That's all I need to know...

[Jack_Dawson]

4. Do you mean TUESDAY?

[St. Jarvitude]

5. Errr... yeah. Tuesday.

Sorry, my brain clock is a little screwy because I took Monday off to attend a wedding.

[Jack_Dawson]

6. Someone got married on a MONDAY?

Crazy, crazy world.

[St. Jarvitude]

8. Well they got married on a Sunday

But the reception lasted so long that I couldn't possibly fly out of Philly Sunday night and get to school Monday morning.

I guess I should've mentioned it was out of town.

[DieboldMustDie]

7. 4 AM

http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/

[shugah]

9. 4 a.m. is correct

time zones confuse the hell out of me, but since my then fiancé (now husband, thankfully in the same time zone ;-) )lived in england whilst we were courting and we had that phone thing going on, i now understand that time-wise, england is 5 hours ahead (or behind, if you think of it as time already spent there).

11 p.m. monday eastern standard time is 4 a.m. tuesday in england, and anyone there might not be thrilled to be rung up at that time.

i am still confused by time zones, but i always know what time it is in england.