It snowed last night

This is the one reason you should never live in Utah. ermmnone

lol utah

lolwut?

.bus perhaps you guys don't understand the gravity of the situation.. It's October 6th, and it's 33 degrees out.

>telling australians about cold weather
>wtfisthisidonteven.jpg

>being australian

Originally posted by Barker
.bus perhaps you guys don't understand the gravity of the situation.. It's October 6th, and it's 33 degrees out.

That sounds fantastic.

Originally posted by AbnormalButSarcastic
That sounds fantastic.

It's awful.

I am glad that it is not snowing here. In fact it is going up to 75 starting tomorrow and all weekend!I can't wait!

Originally posted by Barker
It's awful.

No, 90 degree weather in October is awful. uhuh

Originally posted by Barker
.bus perhaps you guys don't understand the gravity of the situation.. It's October 6th, and it's 33 degrees out.

33 degrees what?
Nobody uses the American system for measurements but American. It's just too inaccurate and outdated.

I'm loving this 66 degree weather here in Vegas. This is the temp it should be, year round.

Do the yanks really not use Celsius yet? I can understand the use of a lot of imperial measurements... but not Farenheit.

Water freezing at 0 and boiling at 100... just makes too much sense.

To me personally. Saying 100°C is hot for a human sounds more natural than 38°C.

Yes, it does make more sense for water and everything to be in Celsius.

I wish USA would switch to metric and Celsius.

My two cents.

We should all use Kelvin. To hell with negative numbers.

I guess it all comes down to what you're brought up with.

Being British, I have the luxury of growing up with both imperial and metric systems.

I prefer miles for long distances and metres/cm for short. Feet and inches for height (people). Stones and pounds for human weight. Grams and kilograms for most other weights. Pints for milk and beer... Litres for pretty much every other liquid.....

Always Celsius though. (Although can freely convert... as my parents still use Farenheit.)

Originally posted by AbnormalButSane
We should all use Kelvin. To hell with negative numbers.

This.

No body knows (cept you!) the IU for temperature...it's Kelvin!

Who gives a ****.

-Angry

Originally posted by dadudemon
This.

No body knows (cept you!) the IU for temperature...it's Kelvin!

Oh... and you mean SI.... not IU. *science burn*