What's wrong with Canada?
#726
When old threads are not allowed to die, they slip into dementia.
#729
I hate them though. I think they're a fine example of the evils of careless metrification. Most things went metric by expressing the amount in metric measures but not changing the actual volume, thus we have butter sold in 455 megasomethings and beer in 12oz bottles but expressed as 300 and odd milliflops. Bagged milk actually comes in 1 litre bags which don't fit the 1 pint jugs. Wonderful for the milk marketing board as there's so much spillage but so messy in the kitchen.
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I hate them though. I think they're a fine example of the evils of careless metrification. Most things went metric by expressing the amount in metric measures but not changing the actual volume, thus we have butter sold in 455 megasomethings and beer in 12oz bottles but expressed as 300 and odd milliflops. Bagged milk actually comes in 1 litre bags which don't fit the 1 pint jugs. Wonderful for the milk marketing board as there's so much spillage but so messy in the kitchen.
Our bagged milk comes in a pack of 3 individual bags, each of which I assume are of exactly equal amounts of approximately 1.333 (recurring) totalling 4L.
#732
I hate them though. I think they're a fine example of the evils of careless metrification. Most things went metric by expressing the amount in metric measures but not changing the actual volume, thus we have butter sold in 455 megasomethings and beer in 12oz bottles but expressed as 300 and odd milliflops. Bagged milk actually comes in 1 litre bags which don't fit the 1 pint jugs. Wonderful for the milk marketing board as there's so much spillage but so messy in the kitchen.
#733
Speaking from first hand experience. Other than that Canada is fine.
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Are they indeed? That's news to me but what would I know? I only worked there for four years.




