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[Ides of March]

Agueybana wrote...

All this talk of fahrenheit and celsius reminded me of this.

I knew there was a reason why Fahrenheit was better but couldn't say why until now - thanks for that!

[himohillo]

Chardonney wrote...

BjornDaDwarf wrote...

himohillo wrote...

You haven't lived until you've gone from 120 C sauna to swimming and the water is 1 C. Afterwards snowfight, and back to the sauna and drink beer.

A 248 degree fahrenheit sauna?! 

120 C? Good God. I can only stand 80 C max. You must look like a tomato afterwards.

The max I can take is 120, but the best experience is in ~80

[moondoggle]

Agueybana wrote...

All this talk of fahrenheit and celsius reminded me of this.

Lol finally some logic to fahrenheit.  Celsius is still easier though.

[KrizB]

When the office gets buried under snow, you guys are going to regret giving away all those cupcakes.

[IcarusAloft]

I wish the US would swap to metric. Measuring things is totally nonsensical here.

[mistervirginia]

Derek Hollan wrote...

Larg_Kellein wrote...

For a Canadian blizzard, that looks pretty tame... Or were we just made of sterner stuff in Halifax than you dudes?

Admittedly it looks much better in that pic.  Though it is REALLY slick on the roads.

i hope you all made it in safely!

[UKStory135]

moondoggle wrote...

Agueybana wrote...

All this talk of fahrenheit and celsius reminded me of this.

Lol finally some logic to fahrenheit.  Celsius is still easier though.

I like any measurement system that is based on the temperature of ice cream. (That is why they chose to put 0 where it is on the Farenheit scale.)

[himohillo]

IcarusAloft wrote...

I wish the US would swap to metric. Measuring things is totally nonsensical here.

Yeah, imperial is kind of retarded system to use, and unnecessarily complicated.

[Tibbur]

IcarusAloft wrote...

I wish the US would swap to metric. Measuring things is totally nonsensical here.

why its only 8 furlongs deep of snow and they have about five hands long worth of cupcakes and few gills of water.

[WildHog70]

Fahrenheit is supposed to be based off of average body temperature set to 100 degrees, but they were off. Pretty much all of imperial system is meant to conform to measurements made by the human body (e.g. feet)

[Saans Shadow]

himohillo wrote...

IcarusAloft wrote...

I wish the US would swap to metric. Measuring things is totally nonsensical here.

Yeah, imperial is kind of retarded system to use, and unnecessarily complicated.

You know I've never viewed it this way before
However most americans are too stubborn to switch over though <_<

[Agueybana]

himohillo wrote...

IcarusAloft wrote...

I wish the US would swap to metric. Measuring things is totally nonsensical here.

Yeah, imperial is kind of retarded system to use, and unnecessarily complicated.

Yeah, easier on all of us. And we'd loose less space probes that way too...faceplantonMars

[Clayless]

Our_Last_Scene wrote...

What is the challenge?

This news is oddly hard to find out about.

[Dup3r]

himohillo wrote...

IcarusAloft wrote...

I wish the US would swap to metric. Measuring things is totally nonsensical here.

Yeah, imperial is kind of retarded system to use, and unnecessarily complicated.

ahem!  We inhereted it from England.  Also, I'll point out that the meter isn't the exact measurment that thought it was.

And yes we ARE too stubborn!  However, we do have sodapop in liters and have since .. oh.. 1975?

Awesome chart though!

OH! P.S.  Thanks for the new Javelin BW!

Modifié par Dup3r, 07 novembre 2012 - 08:48 .

[chris2365]

NPlewes wrote...

Tibbur wrote...

No need just get the Mako out of storage.

It's only good for mountain climbing not giant snow banks 

Well, that's why we're putting tracks on it