I'm looking forward to getting back to feet and inches when we finally get out of the EU... so much easier to use than metric. It's such a shame that kids haven't been taught the imperial system for many many years...
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Oh god... Even on EF I can't escape Brexit...I'm looking forward to getting back to feet and inches when we finally get out of the EU... so much easier to use than metric. It's such a shame that kids haven't been taught the imperial system for many many years...
had to give a disagree there for that last sentence. ?. this country was built on imperial. metric sucks. any moron can divide by 10. it takes better than 2 digit IQ to dvide by 12. ?I use these two tape measures:
Advent Vice Versa
Stanley Fatmax with magnetic
Metric only. Because Imperial is stupid.
Wasn't the country also built on Whitworth?had to give a disagree there for that last sentence. ?. this country was built on imperial. metric sucks. any moron can divide by 10. it takes better than 2 digit IQ to dvide by 12. ?
repeat after me:Wasn't the country also built on Whitworth?
Anyway, metric is superior. However, once this covid is over if you wanna buy me a paint I'll happily argue about it more. ?
12 pence = 1 shilling. 100 pence =1 pound.repeat after me:
12 pence = 1 shilling. 240 pence =1 pound.
of course dividing by 12.. in your head ! is alot easier if you were taught the 12x table... I think kids stop at 10x these days ??...it takes better than 2 digit IQ to divide by 12. ?
Where are you coming from its 16 onz = 1lb.repeat after me:
12 pence = 1 shilling. 240 pence =1 pound.
Not to forget 8, 16, 32, and 64had to give a disagree there for that last sentence. ?. this country was built on imperial. metric sucks. any moron can divide by 10. it takes better than 2 digit IQ to dvide by 12. ?
and of course accurate measurements .... thousanths of an inch. metric ain't got nothing like that.Not to forget 8, 16, 32, and 64
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