Coronation Craze: What Time is it in Cali, Dude?
So, you're in California, land of sunshine, surf, and apparently, a burning question about the coronation. Let’s break this down, shall we?
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The Coronation Conundrum
First off, let’s get one thing straight: there was a coronation. Past tense, people. It happened on May 6, 2023. So, unless you're a time traveler with a penchant for medieval pageantry, you missed the big event.
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But let’s pretend for a moment that you're a time-hopping Californian. You've just stepped out of your DeLorean, hair still standing on end from the temporal turbulence. "What time is the coronation?" you ask, breathlessly.
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Well, buckle up, Doc Brown, because we're about to do some time zone math.
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Time Zone Troubles
The coronation took place in London, which is a whole different world when it comes to time. We're talking about a 7-hour time difference between London and California. So, if the coronation started at 11 AM in London, that would be a bright and early 4 AM in California.
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Now, I don’t know about you, but I'm not exactly envisioning Californians trading their morning coffee for a crown-watching ceremony at that hour. More like a crown-watching coma.
Coronation Catch-Up
If you’re really keen on royal affairs, don’t worry, you haven’t missed out completely. There’s plenty of coronation content out there. You can binge-watch documentaries, analyze outfits, or even try your hand at baking a coronation quiche.
Just remember: next time there's a major global event, set your alarm clock accordingly. Or, you know, just enjoy the replay in your pajamas with a side of avocado toast.
How to... Coronation Edition
- How to avoid jet lag for a coronation: Don't attend one. Problem solved.
- How to bake a coronation quiche without breaking a crown: Keep calm and carry on, preferably with a pre-made pastry crust.
- How to spot a fake royal wave: If it looks more like a drowning attempt than a graceful gesture, it's probably a fake.
- How to curtsy without falling over: Practice in front of a mirror, and remember, it's more of a bend than a bow.
- How to survive a royal wedding without losing your head: Bring plenty of snacks and a good book.
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