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Meh, I like metric, although I do most of my measurements in Imperial, also being from the country - basically most of the talk is all in imperial: gallons, speed, distance ect. Basically snow depth, and rain amount are spoken in metric. Once all the old people die off - it will all be spoken in metric, lol.
Meh, I like metric, although I do most of my measurements in Imperial, also being from the country - basically most of the talk is all in imperial: gallons, speed, distance ect. Basically snow depth, and rain amount are spoken in metric. Once all the old people die off - it will all be spoken in metric, lol.
You're the kind of ppl we laugh at
I never understood the imperial system. Like how many feet in a mile? What temp does water freeze at? It's all just Radom numbers. To use a decimal system for temp, distance, speed just make more sense to me :dunno:
Morning all! Start my radio shows today for the semester. New time slot, 9 am to 10:30....
i saw that on facebook. i'm not attending. also hid you, so hopefully the invites don't show up again.
Originally Posted by yellowbastard
"Ohhhhhh yaaaaaaaah. I forgot aboot the whole km thing too. eh."
/in my best canadian voice
fixed.
Originally Posted by Tark
You're the kind of ppl we laugh at
I never understood the imperial system. Like how many feet in a mile? What temp does water freeze at? It's all just Radom numbers. To use a decimal system for temp, distance, speed just make more sense to me :dunno:
^Doh. I knew I forgot something. I interact with a lot of personnel from Research In Motion (Blackberry) and they are all Canadian so I get to hear it often.
Instead of Java (pronounced like ja-vah)...they pronounce it "jaa-va" and process (pronounced like pra-cess) is "pro-cess".