> > As long as I'm giving you information that isn't really information, I'll guess at number three also. I'd think it'd be around 1 pm England time. I don't think as many people in Asia get their hair cut as often as people in Europe or America do, so I was going to say around 11 England time, since that's probably right before people get their hair cut, but then I moved it up to 1, since I figure the hair in America would grow more in those two hours than the hair in Europe would shrink.
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> People in Europe all get their hair cut at more or less the same time? Why? It's not like they're all getting off work and going to the hairdressers- in fact, wouldn't most people be working at 11?
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> SilverMoon

I think we need to start an "I don't know what I'm talking about." club. It would be a great chance for us to meet and exchange hair-brained ideas. But Of course, I don't know what I'm talking about.
Howard