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jimcrichton
· 7 years ago
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Well, to be fair, you CAN relate them... but not simply.
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guest
· 7 years ago
It's easier to simply said, "...'Murica."
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jimcrichton
· 7 years ago
Oh I would MUCH rather use metric. Unfortunately I am frequently forced to do otherwise.
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chocolatefeces
· 7 years ago
We all are, even in Canada, because of the past usage of imperial, like an 8.5x11 sheet of paper, used in every office everywhere.
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omglmnop
· 7 years ago
21.59x27.94 sheet of paper in cm
realliferegular
· 7 years ago
Well a pound is exactly 1/92,000% of the amount of tea dropped in the harbor
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guest
· 7 years ago
0,0000109% ?
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gguren
· 7 years ago
Excuse me while i measure my freedom in imperial.
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deleted
· 7 years ago
I believe all imperial units have been defined in metric ones for a long time. When calibrating American instruments, they refer to the kilogram in Paris, not to any specific "Standard Pound" stored in a Washington vault.
lenny
· 7 years ago
imperial is fucking retarded
dancadamorte
· 7 years ago
Stop trying to make metric happen. It's not going to happen.
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garlog
· 7 years ago
It's already happened you dilweed, your the only ones who aren't doing it.
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sardonictears
· 7 years ago
Lol dilweed
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dancadamorte
· 7 years ago
Okay, for the retards in the audience who don't understand references: we're not changing in America, get over it.
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garlog
· 7 years ago
Your reference is wrong, fool, it refers to someone trying to make something popular that isn't.
dancadamorte
· 7 years ago
Yes, in America. Because it's the only country that matters in my statement, because I couldn't care less about countries I'm not in. You should get used to that now, being whiny about it won't change it.
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guest
· 7 years ago
Ahh americucks just like babylon of old thinking they will be here forever. Just remember every nation ever build has been destroyed
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guest
· 5 years ago
Yup, so why are YOU on such a high horse then?
