The simple things you never knew

Originally Posted by Zio

Because, in baking/cooking, metric/volume is more accurate then the American system. Many will debate it but I seem to get better products when using the metric/volume when baking/cooking then using American system.

Huh, who told you that? That doesn't make any sense why one system would be more accurate than another. 1 cup will always equal 236.59 ml and vice versa... It is stupid to say that 1mm is more accurate than .03937in since they mean the exact same thing O_o, the same goes for ANY other measurement system as well. Seriously there is nothing wrong with the English measurement system.

At my work we use mostly letter sized paper and on occasion legal sized paper. I've heard of A4 before but never used it, I'm not even sure where I could buy that here if I can at all.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by RacinReaver

Yeah, I found that out over the summer. Here in the east we tend to call most numbered roads "Route" unless it's an interstate where we'll prefix it with an I. So, instead of driving on the 5 from LA to SF you'd take I-5.

huh I've heard of people calling highways "Route" but here we just call them highways (hwy 38) and we usually just abbreviate interstates to I, like I-5.

There's nowhere I can't reach.