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emcmolloy

Temperature converter

Jan 22, 2005 19:39

For all our US friends visiting Toronto this weekend, a quick Celsius to Fahrenheit converter for you.

Cause just saying "It's fcuking cold!" sometimes isn't enough.

Right now you are at -17 then add the windchill and it's -32 celsius, that's -25 fahrenheit.

Click hereFahrenheit to Celsius converter

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Cheater! larissa_j January 22 2005, 18:48:51 UTC

You're supposed to do it this way!

Temp celsius = (5/9)*(Temp Fahrenheit-32)

;-P

Re: Cheater! emcmolloy January 22 2005, 18:52:51 UTC

LOL! The girls have better things to do than math this weekend! They need to be throwing poo and laughing at Hal and getting someone to divulge spoilers. And yes, I did know how to do it that way. ;-P

Re: Cheater! larissa_j January 22 2005, 18:56:31 UTC

And yes, I did know how to do it that way. ;-P
Heee! Ok. Just wanted to make sure.

The girls have better things to do than math this weekend! They need to be throwing poo and laughing at Hal and getting someone to divulge spoilers.

I don't think they are going to be getting any spoilers. Damn TPTB! Not unless they kidnap Harris and get the poor kid v.v. drunk... or stoned. The poo throwing sounds like it might happen - perhaps even frozen poo balls. Let's hope for some great, action packed pics!

Re: Cheater! emcmolloy January 22 2005, 19:13:35 UTC

I don't think they are going to be getting any spoilers.

I know, but I loved Harris's little B/J loft statement, he may not know anything, but just the fact he refers to it as such, was the best comment of the day. The B/Mers are probably up in their rooms right now trying to spin it into sugar. Heheheheh

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stillife January 22 2005, 19:54:44 UTC

Thank you so much for that! I know it's fucking cold, but celsius means nothing to me because I'm v.v. stupid. Now that I know the degrees in Fahrenheit, I'm REALLY fucking cold!

emcmolloy January 22 2005, 20:04:28 UTC

You're not stupid, you just don't generally need to know this bit of trivia.
As a kid everything was fahrenheit and cups, tablespoons, teaspoons, inches, feet, miles for me too...and then Canada converted and my kids learned everything metricly so I had to learn it too. Now it's second nature to convert everything back and forth.

stillife January 23 2005, 03:57:22 UTC

They tried that in America too but it didn't work! Cuz we is stoopid!