How do you refer to the weather? I know what it means if it is in the nineties but have to sit and work out what its going to be if they says it is going to be in the thirties - is it just my age?
I think most of us buy our fuel in litres and quote our fuel consumption in miles per gallon. Car tyres are sold with the diameter in inches and the width in cm.
yeah I have the hots for metric
27 ' C hot - 81 in old units I think
30 very hot
37 yikes - cats start panting ....
anyone who retains imperial measure is a fool
we used to have to do engineering probs in imperial measure and it was unnecessary torture
dumb g - 32 instead of 10
lbs force when lb isnt a force it is a mass
o lardy dar
As soon as the temperature goes above 20 degrees (Celsius) around here men of all (mostly vast) shapes and sizes take their shirts off. I really wish they wouldn’t. If my husband did I’d refuse to walk next to him.
Yes, clover, I would know what a 1.35kg baby was like (very puny!)...as I said, I've only used metric units since I was 11....school, university and on into employment.
Lbs may not be a force but lbs force is. Not difficult.
Fº in the cold too. Ice may be around at 32º. Also not difficult.
After a lifetime of Fº becoming instinctive, getting the same way for a second system isn't likely to happen. All I know is that 21 to 23 was usually an adequate setting for the car climate control.
Canary was going to add your same answer for converting temperatures. Funny what just sticks somewhere in the back of your brain.
Alternatively use an online conversion site.
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