Random Facts The "Worldwide Edition" XLV.

replacing the roof.

 

What Type, Steel, Tile, Slate...etc....???



Cheers Glen.

 

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/...n-police_n_3922139.html?utm_hp_ref=weird-news
raccoon-breaks-in-police station.. lol .

 

Architectural shingle, Hunter green.

 

didnt change my avatar to friday 13st squirrel. oh well. maybe next time.. was to out of it to remember..

 

the widely accepted method or formula for a rough calculation of temps is to double and add 32 to get Fahrenheit ....

5 c =42f aprox

5x2+32=42

 

ruff calculation..

dog wants to come in. cold outside
dog wants to come in. hot outside
dog wants to come in. raining

 

Do you know when the roof will be done?

 

it is either .8 or 1.8 times not double...if i ever looked up that video i made i would be able to say this with more certainty

 

and 2 is roughly 1.8....
freezing and boiling are the best ways to gage the sliding scale difference

0c=32f....freezing

100c=212f.....boiling

celcius is based on the liquid state of water

 

well geeze..all these years i thought 230f was boiling point lol

 

and when the dog wants to go out that means its about to be shitty

 

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is that a joke?....I didn't get it wrong did I?....no I remember grade 6...

 

no i looked it up because i thought it was 230 and it said 212

they never taught us young folks useless fahrenheit

 

it isnt useless if your talking to someone who says its 30 degrees fahrenheit and you need to know what temperature he is talking about. hell it would be a lot more usefull than a lot of things they actually end up teaching. i cant think of one practical use for the fact that i know that bobo dressed his turkey up in clothes when his mom told him to dress the turkey.

 

I grew up with a dude whose knick name was bobo....bobo brown.....he ripped me off for a pound of leb hash


rf-the average person in north America spends 52 minutes a day commuting for work

 

that's gotta mean a shitload of people live close to their job

 

Hmmm...thanks for the lessons on celsius vs. fahrenheit.

I'm sunburned from watching softball tournaments for 12 hours today.

 

Of course, if you were a scientist, you'd use the Kelvin temperature scale, it rocks man :coolgleamA:

http://www.enchantedlearning.com/chemistry/glossary/Kelvin.shtml