Yes, but your miles are not the same as our miles... since most of your country has gone metric, your miles are soon-to-be-abandoned "legacy miles", which means 'merkin miles are the one true mile.
Miles are the same, but you lot short-change people w.r.t. gallons, hundredweights and tons
Ummm... not exactly. The US Statute Mile, which is what we use for surveying (therefore what property, the basis of all real wealth is measured in), is 1.000002000004 International miles. As a result, we lose approx 3 feet per state (29.57 feet / 9 states - so VERY approximately) on a coast-to-coast surveying drive as opposed to if we still used your mile.
Yes, but your miles are not the same as our miles... since most of your country has gone metric, your miles are soon-to-be-abandoned "legacy miles", which means 'merkin miles are the one true mile.
Hey... last measure standing, mother*******.
It's FuckWaldo-istan...
mnem
Mmmm... that's some good Welsh rarebit...
Its not the Welch rarebit, its magic bleeding mushrooms that's clouding your head today I think
IIRC there was never any question of the UK adopting metric measurements for road distances or speed or else we would have changed over years ago when we changed everything else over... Now there's a thought, with Brexit looming large soon, will we reverse back to imperial for everything, remain as we are with a half baked scheme or adopt full metrication, answers please on a post code ...
Now be a good gentlman and pass the Welsh rarebit around and stop hogging it all.
I'll have to defer to your greater knowledge of local politics and social progress... over here, at least from my generation, it has been taught that all of you are "well in the process of full
Cyberman metric conversion", and it is only a matter of time before all localities are fully assimilated into the metric system.
As for the Welsh Rarebit... here, you can have all you want. it's a little overdone anyways; I sneezed. But what do I do with all these boiled eggs he was carrying?
I’ve got a better one. I worked at a company which had a 2m by 2m piece of American soil in it. I sat down and had a sandwich with the Home Secretary at the time who had come to declare this. I suspect he was annoyed about it being a waste of time and the quality of the canteen sandwiches, which mainly consisted of chicken with crunchy bits which turned out to be bones. This was all to avoid breaking US crypto export regulations yet maintaining US crypto regulations (FIPS140). They installed a rack in that with a crypto in it and ran a cable to the rack in U.K. territory, a meter away.
Would it have been easier to install it in, say "RAF" Lakenheath or the US Embassy?
Fortunately I didn't have your problem when I imported munitions made by HP (to get back to test equipment).
Well you think but it was a private company and they didn’t want data in the hands of US military or trust them.
The whole crypto as munitions thing was stupid. Stupider than Clipper
Just imagining the
poor sod who got to fertilize and mow said patch of 'merkin soil...
As for crypto treated as munitions... I actually had this argument with a coworker about 10 years before this cartoon ever happened; the more I see of the insanity of the world around me, the more I'm convinced we're both right.
We did it guys.....#1 by replies on the forum !
April 1 9am here too.
All we had to do was keep talkin'. Seemed a lock to me.
mnem
"All Fools' Day" ?!? I thought that was the first Tuesday in November...