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can you use kilograms, celcius and liters like the rest of the world? pounds, farenheit and galons are alien concepts :\ (and no im not speaking only for myself, and i dont want to keep a calculator with me everytime anyone says that)
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cooler if there was a sudden spark...
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Your mothers dildo is ready.
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In other terms, It's as heavy as my balls, cold as a mother fucker and orange.
Should be just as useful as talking in imperial units for most of us.
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Why not use SI Units?
KM, Kelvin, KG, Liters and so on?
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mmmmm. i feel informed :)
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That thing would make a lovely beer tank!
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Dear NASA, WHY DO I HAVE THAT CRAP LANDED IN FRONT OF HOME!?
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@spacevidcast no money did darling
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i hate the voice and the face of this woman...i really hate it!
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@spacevidcast Ouch. I was just about to subscribe, but then I read your comment. Did some kid just take over your account? :(
Na to bych mohl jezdil v Bugatti Veyron celej život s plynem na podlaze. nebo udusit v tom smogu všechny cikány váguse zevli špíny socky a prostě jak to měl v plánu Hitler veškerou nežádoucí rasu
TheAlfonsz 11 months ago
@TheAlfonsz No, the external tank is filled with liquid hydrogen and oxygen. The byproduct is simply water vapor. There are no pollutants that result from the space shuttle's main engines. And this has nothing to do with a dead tyrant.
spacevidcast 11 months ago 7
Yes, that would be lame. Because in science in America it's all metric now, and it has beeen for quite some time already. And all instruments, like microscopes or telescopes or lab equipment like bottles and tubes and petrie dishes are metric. Obviously, it would kinda stupid if the reast of the world would have to waste time on interpreting american results into 20th/21st century language, hehe:)
winterstellar 2 years ago 13
@winterstellar @frag971 Metric has yet to get humans to the moon though. Imperial measurements did once upon a time. - Jeph
spacevidcast 11 months ago