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[Jabberwocky]

I think it would be much better if everyone just used Kelvins.

Mr Celsius had a good idea though, water freezes at 0 and boils at 100. Least you know where you stand with that.

[bud]

I think it would be much better if everyone just used Kelvins.

Mr Celsius had a good idea though, water freezes at 0 and boils at 100. Least you know where you stand with that.

Metric is just plain logical it doesn't make sense not to use it.

[darwin dali]

Can I just point out that we use metric in everything but road distances?

We use celsius, kilos, metres, 100 pence makes a pound... miles are the sole aberration. It's the americans who use the freaky measurement systems - Fahrenheit, for goodness sake!!

Well, there are some holdouts on your islands such as stone. But I agree, America is the worst offender and Fahrenheit drives me nuts with its randomness. And I really like that you keep miles - that's the only one worth keeping as it makes it so much easier: 60mph on average, thus, if you have to travel 37 miles, you'll be there in around 37 minutes. Try that with km!

[What's Burning?]

tires and rims are also internationally measured in english standard

[darwin dali]

tires and rims are also internationally measured in english standard

Only partly true:

[vaptin]

Weight is generally done in stones, milk comes in pints, dunno about weighing vegetables, height of people is generally done in feet and inches, well it is by football commentators and pundits although they aren't the sharpest tools in the box.

[What's Burning?]

tires and rims are also internationally measured in english standard

Only partly true:

WikiDD.

Anyway, I'm all for measuring "manhood" in centimeters as it sounds much bigger that way.

[darwin dali]

tires and rims are also internationally measured in english standard

Only partly true:

WikiDD.

Anyway, I'm all for measuring "manhood" in centimeters as it sounds much bigger that way.

Oahh, you got a problem there?
May I suggest millimeters then?

[What's Burning?]

tires and rims are also internationally measured in english standard

Only partly true:

WikiDD.

Anyway, I'm all for measuring "manhood" in centimeters as it sounds much bigger that way.

Oahh, you got a problem there?
May I suggest millimeters then?

See... and here I was thinking you were a connoisseur of subtlety.

[texasmr2]

Daym I had a good post too make concerning the topic but now we are discussing tires, train of thought lost ?

[darwin dali]

tires and rims are also internationally measured in english standard

Only partly true:

WikiDD.

Anyway, I'm all for measuring "manhood" in centimeters as it sounds much bigger that way.

Oahh, you got a problem there?
May I suggest millimeters then?

See... and here I was thinking you were a connoisseur of subtlety.

Ok then, use micrometers!

[SennaVille]

It's those darn stereotypes!!

Although the French?

I love the smell of Europe in the morning

Nice one, DD! So, how many centimetres of snow have you got, give a foot or so..?

[darwin dali]

It's those darn stereotypes!!

Although the French?

I love the smell of Europe in the morning

Nice one, DD! So, how many centimetres of snow have you got, give a foot or so..?

None really where I am - an inch ( ) at the most.

[F1er]

An Inch wont even get your (shoes) wet

[SennaVille]

An Inch wont even get your (shoes) wet

I've just discovered a plus side to the metric system, there's no double entendres when you're dealing with centimetres.