>Brits will actually literally not-a-meme defend this
Brits will actually literally not-a-meme defend this
Ayden Hall
Xavier Ross
They should call it First Ceiling.
Kevin Mitchell
>Americans will defend this.
Grayson Sanders
Imperial distances and fahrenheit are at scales more appropriate for everyday activities.
Month/Day/Year is easier for filing.
There is a big difference between logic and autism.
Benjamin Phillips
>delete this
Ethan Rodriguez
>tfw live in Oregon and both are used at the whim of the owner
Thomas Hernandez
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Christian Ward
>Imperial distances and fahrenheit are at scales more appropriate for everyday activities.
>Month/Day/Year is easier for filing.
Daniel Moore
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>>Imperial distances and fahrenheit are at scales more appropriate for everyday activities.
>>Month/Day/Year is easier for filing.
Jordan Hall
>requires one calorie to heat up
does that mean when we troll tumblr, we are actually helping them loose weight?
Logan Rogers
>Imperial distances and fahrenheit are at scales more appropriate for everyday activities.
Highky debatable.
>Month/Day/Year is easier for filing.
Lel. Okay burger.
Pure nonsense.
It makes no sense whatsoever.
I hate seeing the date in burger format, it's confusing as fuck, and makes no sense.
Camden Cruz
>Imperial distances and fahrenheit are at scales more appropriate for everyday activities.
Xavier Hernandez
>not using Ground floor, second floor, third floor...
Plebs
Bentley Brown
Okay well if I need to heat up a mililiter of water I'll use metric.
Julian Long
It's okay, burger, all your scientists and doctors already do anyway.
Justin Davis
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Christian Martin
Wow it's pretty nice out, must be 60 degrees Fahrenheit.
Hurrrrr no it's 15,5 degrees Celsius hurrr
Levi Morgan
both of them are perfectly fine
why are you guys fighting over this shit?
Bentley Perez
Are you trying to imply that the ground floor isn't actually located on the ground?
That the ground floor levitates and is really the first floor? What kind of witchcraft is this?
BURN HIM ALIVE!
Blake Reyes
>month/day/year
>easier for filing
have you never filed things before
Kayden Gomez
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Zachary Price
>moths range from 1 to 12
>days range from 1 to 30/31
>day spends >50% above 12
>therefore day is usually a bigger number than the month
Our date system is fine.
Also, in the internet age when you have a pocket converter for any unit in your pocket which can convert units in less than a second, it doesn't really matter what units you use. All scientists in America use metric, so that's not a huge deal. Regular Joes use imperial but it's just for basic stuff like speed limits and comparing shit to football fields. England uses a mix of metric and imperial too.