wanderingaimlessly wrote:
But, but, if you stay heading west all the time, you will never get old and die since the clocks stay moving back. ;)
No - you lose more if you go far enough west, springing forward 23 hours.
The US Navy once took away my daughter's birthday.
On Dec 4, 1982, we left Seattle on a Northwest flight that was running late, leaving about 9 pm. We arrived in Tokyo at 1:15 AM on Dec 6.
After a 3 hour ride to Yokosuka, we got up at about 9 local time to look around the base. My daughter, whose birthday was Dec 5, was upset that she did not get a birthday on her birthday.
Of course, now she say's she is a year younger than her DL says saying "The US Navy took away my birthday in 1982, so I'm a year younger than you think."