Hive: The Story stops but it never ends

[Phaezen]

I went for a walk and it's freezing outside. Part of my attempt to lose weight was to not let the weather stop me. I've gone walking in the rain and when it was 12 degrees out. It was too easy to cop out when the weather was bad.

I'll run the assumption you are talking Farenhiet there. 12 centigrade is about the worst we can expect here . The problem of course is when the mercury is hitting 35c in the shade.

 

[Blackrat]

I'll run the assumption you are talking Farenhiet there. 12 centigrade is about the worst we can expect here .

Eh, that's like a heatwave out here . Warm mornings on summer are about 10-15 C.

 

[Aeson]

Yeah, it'd been like half a year since I last visited that place, and all of a sudden it seems like the place is filled with EN Worlders...

Well, I'm mostly there only for the Ikariam Alliance .

Most of them are from here. They were much nicer here. I suppose they had to be.

I'll run the assumption you are talking Farenhiet there. 12 centigrade is about the worst we can expect here . The problem of course is when the mercury is hitting 35c in the shade.

Eh, that's like a heatwave out here . Warm mornings on summer are about 10-15 C.

Here we use proper measurements of temperature, distance and length. Fahrenheit would be correct.

 

[Blackrat]

Most of them are from here. They were much nicer here. I suppose they had to be.




Here we use proper measurements of temperature, distance and length. Fahrenheit would be correct.

Yes, and weight too, right? File:English mass units graph.svg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Aeson]

I like the stone. 1 stone = 12 pounds. Makes me feel lighter. lol Sadly the US does not use that system either. 1 pound = 1 pound.

 

[Blackrat]

I like the stone. 1 stone = 12 pounds. Makes me feel lighter. lol Sadly the US does not use that system either. 1 pound = 1 pound.

Ah, but which pounds and which stones? As you can see from the diagram, there are quite few of them

 

[Aeson]

Ah, but which pounds and which stones? As you can see from the diagram, there are quite few of them

Actually now that I think about it. I think I recall seeing the stone = 14 pounds. That's the one I'm used to.

I suppose we would use the one where 16 ounces = 1 pound thus 12 1/2= 1 stone.

 

[Mathew_Freeman]

Humans love to make things complicated when it comes to weights and measures.

 

[Aeson]

Humans love to make things complicated when it comes to weights and measures.

I agree.


Down with the metric system. Go back to the old way. Much easier on us old fogies here in the US that weren't forced to learn it.

 

[Slider Wade]

Awesome! Off work today due to an error on my boss' part.