English? Don't you mean Imperial? Both are used in Ingerlund depending on what you're measuring. If it's a hot day, you measure in Fahrenheit, if it's a cold day, you measure in Celcius

I mean English. They're technically called United States Customary System units, but in the states, we call them English. They're essentially the same as Imperial units, though.

Nottingham Panthers' 10th straight home win....the tenth being against local rivals Sheffield Steelers

Oh hell yes.

Here's me on topic: Devin's acoustic show. I'm quite jealous of those two guys who made up the audience.

Here's me on topic: Devin's acoustic show. I'm quite jealous of those two guys who made up the audience.

The chap who had the BIGGEST grin for the entire thing was our own Octillus

[Octillus]

And I was especially stoked to be there. I was jolly looking to say the least

But yeah, it was pretty special. I keep reflecting on just how special it was.

how did you get to go anyway? comp?

[Octillus]

how did you get to go anyway? comp?

Magic, luck, and deducing what Devin209 meant by needing some questions to ask Dev on Monday.

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To orgasm, you need to have what's known as a "partner"....

Apparently not so. You clearly did not follow the link in Keeker's post.

That is not a product for the likes of me.

English? Don't you mean Imperial? Both are used in Ingerlund depending on what you're measuring. If it's a hot day, you measure in Fahrenheit, if it's a cold day, you measure in Celcius

I mean English. They're technically called United States Customary System units, but in the states, we call them English. They're essentially the same as Imperial units, though.

Shame hours and minutes are so messy to screw up your system, Biert.

Naah, unix time sorts it out, reducing time to one tidy number (of seconds since 00:00:00 Jan-1-1970).

English? Don't you mean Imperial? Both are used in Ingerlund depending on what you're measuring. If it's a hot day, you measure in Fahrenheit, if it's a cold day, you measure in Celcius

I mean English. They're technically called United States Customary System units, but in the states, we call them English. They're essentially the same as Imperial units, though.

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Oh, and did I mention they're irritating and worthless? I wish the US would switch to the metric system.

English? Don't you mean Imperial? Both are used in Ingerlund depending on what you're measuring. If it's a hot day, you measure in Fahrenheit, if it's a cold day, you measure in Celcius

I mean English. They're technically called United States Customary System units, but in the states, we call them English. They're essentially the same as Imperial units, though.

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Oh, and did I mention they're irritating and worthless? I wish the US would switch to the metric system.

Cocaine dealers already have.

Naah, unix time sorts it out, reducing time to one tidy number (of seconds since 00:00:00 Jan-1-1970).

That

Actually the sexagecimal number system is a very sensible thing, since 60 is divisible by 60, 30, 20, 15, 12, 10, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1. The Babylonians knew this and used it for their calculations. Then the Arabs came 'round and thought "but I only have 10 fingers" so they scaled down to the decimal system as we know it today.

History class is over, kids Don't forget to do your homework.

I AM GOING TO SEE CANNIBAL! THE MUSICAL ON MY 22ND BIRTHDAY IN LEICESTER SQUARE FUCKING CHRIST WOW