Aircon here is freezing, and the aircon controller says 70 degree celsius.
???
Ok, it never state the units, but I'm kind of used to temperature stated in degree celsius. =X
Is it in farenheit? Whats the celsius --> farenheit (or whatever) constant again? Damn, I returned all the secondary school science back to the teacher.
And on the way here, the signboard says 1.75 to a partcular town.
What's the unit they use in US?
Miles? Kilometres? Or light-years?
POOK, why can't the whole world learn to standardise their units?
Gotta start rushing, but I swear theres plenty to blog about.
Miss everyone back home, especially Wifey.
I love you.
2 comments:
US should adapt to the metric system instead of inconveniencing the rest of the world by hanging on to imperial units.
http://www.onlineconversion.com/temperature.htm
70 degree farenheit == 21 degree celsius~
And US uses miles...
http://www.convertunits.com/from/miles/to/km
1.75miles = 2.8km... well, as a consolation, it's less than a 5km run :p
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