4.2130130510130005e-11 parsecserendipity wrote:hey oneeyeddick::
1300km = about 808 miles. most of the rest of the world uses metric, monkey boy. time to catch up with the new math.
but thanks for the public service you provided to your fellow americans.
Enable bbcode on your profile to get the features to work.stretch80 wrote:oneeyeddick wrote:serendipity wrote:we're in vancouver, bc. it's about 1300km from my place to the playa, not including the driving around in towns along the way. we could do it in about 18 hours, but we take 2 1/2 days of camping and driving to make it more sane. that also gives us time to stock up on cheap american booze and other treats we can't get here. this will be my car's 7th trip to the playa. i think it can get there on its own now.
see you on the playa!
Oh jeezuz, here we go again...
Attention all Canadians !!!
Most american vehicles no longer have the metric speed in the speedomters of our vehicle,
thus we have no reason to learn what a kilometer is.
If you are going to use our time system and and tell us how many hours it takes,
please convert your monkey math into miles so that we know how far that is.
.......................Thank You
Dear oneeyeddick,
I hate to say this... But it is quite easy to convert Kilometers to Miles! 1.6Km=1 Mile. I've driven in 5 different countries and the US is the only one that uses Miles. {Sigh...}
Um, time system??? Uh, 1 Hour in the US is 1 hour any where else! {grin}
I'm not going to say anything else... My grandma told me not to say anything if I could not be nice.
Ta
gyre wrote:Enable bbcode on your profile to get the features to work.stretch80 wrote:Dear oneeyeddick,
I hate to say this... But it is quite easy to convert Kilometers to Miles! 1.6Km=1 Mile. I've driven in 5 different countries and the US is the only one that uses Miles. {Sigh...}
Um, time system??? Uh, 1 Hour in the US is 1 hour any where else! {grin}
I'm not going to say anything else... My grandma told me not to say anything if I could not be nice.
Ta
They should work in preview.
ygmir wrote:JezebelinHell wrote:Inner-city youth in the U.S. have a remarkable grasp on the metric system.
why them specifically?

stretch80 wrote:oneeyeddick wrote:serendipity wrote:we're in vancouver, bc. it's about 1300km from my place to the playa, not including the driving around in towns along the way. we could do it in about 18 hours, but we take 2 1/2 days of camping and driving to make it more sane. that also gives us time to stock up on cheap american booze and other treats we can't get here. this will be my car's 7th trip to the playa. i think it can get there on its own now.
see you on the playa!
Oh jeezuz, here we go again...
Attention all Canadians !!!
Most american vehicles no longer have the metric speed in the speedomters of our vehicle,
thus we have no reason to learn what a kilometer is.
If you are going to use our time system and and tell us how many hours it takes,
please convert your monkey math into miles so that we know how far that is.
.......................Thank You
Dear oneeyeddick,
I hate to say this... But it is quite easy to convert Kilometers to Miles! 1.6Km=1 Mile. I've driven in 5 different countries and the US is the only one that uses Miles. {Sigh...}
Um, time system??? Uh, 1 Hour in the US is 1 hour any where else! {grin}
I'm not going to say anything else... My grandma told me not to say anything if I could not be nice.
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