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colon location/daylight savings 2009


Question Posted Sunday September 13 2009, 5:02 pm

I put two questions in one because I thought it would be easier. question 1: where is the colon located? (in the human body)
question 2: when does daylight savings time start for 2009?
thanks!!!

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DangerNerd answered Sunday September 13 2009, 10:24 pm:
One question per question... it would be different if they were related. Frankly, I don't think your colon cares about daylight savings nor does daylight savings happen based on the location of your colon. :-)

1 q per q.

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DN

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