Fahrenheit, the temperature scale, come in.

[RATTY...]

Sucks, damn americans sticking to their own system, confusing others.

Fahrenheit:
Temperature scale based on 32F for the temperature at which water freezes and 212F for the temperature at which water boils

Celsius:
A temperature scale in which the freezing point of water is 0° and the boiling point of water is 100°

Water freeze at 32F, boils at 212F
Vs
Water freeze at 0°, boils at 100°

No matter which way you look at it, Celsius is more logical. Convert already.

[Ilya]

thanks for sharing

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yeah always pissed me off

[PH]

You have your system, we have ours. Quit bitching, nerd. LOLOLOLOOLOPLO!!11

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PH=Puffin

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[PH]

PH=Puffin

[Broly]

You have your system, we have ours. Quit bitching, nerd. LOLOLOLOOLOPLO!!11

he's right, the rest of the world uses this system and we're still using something so outdated and stupid

then again, look whos our president, you think he'll make the change?

[Liquid Blue]

who honestly cares though

[Hakaku]

If the americans updated to celcius, wouldn't it be smart that the rest of the world also use the metric system to mesure things?

1 inches = 2.54 centimeter

[Nockm]

Anti-american threads bore me (enough to reply)

[genocidal]

OMFG REALLY RATTY...?

[Superted]

Who invented the metre? Did he just wake up one day and say 'I'm going to create a unit of measurement and it's going to be this big.' and proceeds to hold out his arms?

[Sarien]

Sucks, damn americans sticking to their own system, confusing others.

Fahrenheit is a temperature scale named after the German physicist Gabriel Fahrenheit (1686–1736), who proposed it in 1724.

Neat how "America's own system" came about 52 years before there was any kind of United States of America.

Good job, knowing what you're talking about.

[ConcreteSchlyrd]

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