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Measure

Ever since I was in college I have measured everything in meters and millimeters. Ceiling heights are 2400mm. Doors are 800mm wide. The table is 750mm high. I wouldn't want my ass to be 600mm wide...

Except for my height (which hasn't changed since late elementary school) and weight (which I don't like to think about anyway) I am an S.I. girl. Hell, most of the world should be by now.

But why why why does the US of A still use the English system? I read somewhere long long ago that I would seriously fuck up their economy (or something like that) but really really guys get with the program.

Now I have to change how I percieve space :( and it's not easy at all. I walk past things and places and mentally tell myself to gauge how wide/tall/thick things are. 4 inch walls, 8 foot heigh ceilings, a 2 inch thick book. And CAD? Ayayay. It's a whole different way of measuring and scaling.

I need to do this because I need to work soon. And since the US hasn't gotten with the program, it's time for my unemployed ass to get with THEIR program.

Auughhh.
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11/24/2005 8:03 pm Blogger MrsPartyGirl

ako naman i had trouble with the celsius and fahrenheit thing. when we first got here, ninna had a fever. we took her to the doctor tapos the doctor asked what her temp was. siyempre i told her its 39. she gave me this funny look and said, "oh, right, celsius! so what would that be in F?". nyeh, worried na nga ako, papa-compute pa ba sa akin yung C to F di ba? so hayun, we had to get a thermometer na may F. :D    



12/08/2005 12:08 am Blogger Jeanny

I know, it's a big adjustment for you since were using the SI here. Pero I know sooner you'll get used in using a 4 inch thick wall that the 100mm thk thing.

Happy cad-ding :D    



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