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well.....maybe if you do your dates in the american way.........tis the 14/03/10 in my book.........anyway it's Mothers Day.
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WorldwideNobody wrote:well.....maybe if you do your dates in the american way.........tis the 14/03/10 in my book...... This.
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YES, and I also happen to like Metric and 24hr time. We're so backwards on this stuff.
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We had to learn metric and imperial measurements at school and most products have both measurements on them (so milk is marked in pints and litres for instance). Americans don't use the 24 hour clock?...
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well, it's still the only set of numbers that has a chance to get anywhere near Pi, and it's official.I'm using dd-mm-yyyy date myself and metric system (unless it's recommended otherwise <_< )...
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umm........One thing to notice though, the UK and US imperial system are a little bit different. Take a US gallon, its 3.785 litres, but a UK gallon is 4.546 litres.
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Why the hell is that? The weigh they measure weight is odd too... they don't seem to use stones, right?
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nope, they use pounds, metric 80 kg, UK imperial 12 stone 8 lb, US imperial 176 us lbs
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why do you use a measurement system that is so %##$+$ up? <_<how can you even remember that, let alone calculate using this system?http://upload.wikimedia.o...h_length_units_graph.svg
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with a calculator, tables and a computer inches to mm is easy though 0.5 in x 25.4 = 12.7mm convert to inches, divide instead of times1stone is 14 pounds, or 6.35 kg I learned all the different...
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WorldwideNobody wrote:"1 yard, 2 foot and 50 cm".......I lol'd irl.That's class man!
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that's...well... what Robby said:palso, it's hug an engineer day today http://www.facebook.com/#!/event.php?eid=338491051364&ref=nfand nobody hugged me <_<Edit: not Nobody but... ah never...
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Um, AM, we use metric mainly but imperial equivalents are known by most Brits as well. As Nodude said, we learn that in every day life and for us older folks, in school. My dad had an interesting time...
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ugh, imperial i'm trying to decide what graphic tablet to buy and the @!*%$%% inches bug the hell out of me not to mention that the american sizes are 6X9 9X12 or whatever, but the europeal are simply...
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