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I asked my Brit friend why they used kilometers for some things such as distances between towns, yet in reading some on-line UK newspapers, some roads are referred to in miles, as in ‘a 5 mile back-up on the M5 due to a traffic incident’. She was not sure. Any help from someone who has spent time in the UK?
Toonerific over 10 years ago
No more foot longs for you lot!
jreckard over 10 years ago
Tell the P.M. to 0.453 kg sand.Give him 2.54 cm and he’ll take 1.6 km
nosirrom over 10 years ago
I don’t know. A .9144 meter of ale just doesn’t sound right.
NoSleepTil_BKLYN over 10 years ago
The Brits were metric before metric was cool!
Jeffus over 10 years ago
We Brits are going metric inch by inch.
emjaycee over 10 years ago
I asked my Brit friend why they used kilometers for some things such as distances between towns, yet in reading some on-line UK newspapers, some roads are referred to in miles, as in ‘a 5 mile back-up on the M5 due to a traffic incident’. She was not sure. Any help from someone who has spent time in the UK?
Bargrove over 10 years ago
So when the missus says mow the yard, she really meansmow the .9144. This does call for ale.
What? Me worried ? over 10 years ago
Night I am sure you mean Wander over yonder ! hahahaha typos sur suk !
JP Steve Premium Member over 10 years ago
But it would have had to hold a firkin!
heatherjasper over 10 years ago
Looks like they’ll have to hotmeter it to get their man.
RonBerg13 Premium Member over 10 years ago
Works for me…