New but not so improved Lub Dub box.

**zxc_cxz** · 25-01-2006, 19:41

Originally Posted by Shaigon

Environment Canada Official Weather warning issued for: Nova Scotia.

20-40cm of snow, gust of 100km/h winds.

Hopefully we'll get this one and it wont blow out off the coast so it misses us >.<

can you say .. SNOW DAY?? or even better .. SNOW SEMESTER?

**ghostee** · 25-01-2006, 20:56

Originally Posted by Shaigon

Environment Canada Official Weather warning issued for: Nova Scotia.

20-40cm of snow, gust of 100km/h winds.

Hopefully we'll get this one and it wont blow out off the coast so it misses us >.<

metric noobs. convert to inches and mph for me prz

**gorash** · 25-01-2006, 21:00

Originally Posted by ghostee

metric noobs. convert to inches and mph for me prz

i hate the units that americans use, go canadians!

**gmh** · 25-01-2006, 21:29

That would be about 8-16 inches of snow and about 60 mile an hour winds if I'm not mistaken.

**6stringspanky** · 25-01-2006, 21:57

Originally Posted by ProjectZephyr

That would be about 8-16 inches of snow and about 60 mile an hour winds if I'm not mistaken.

i know the depth is right, and pretty close on the speed if im correct

**Draider** · 25-01-2006, 22:03

Originally Posted by gorash

i hate the units that americans use, go canadians!

No everyone should be like the USA!! Damn the rest of the world! We want to be different.

**Xenon[XoA]** · 25-01-2006, 22:08

Metric's so much easier though

1-10, and then woop, 10 to another 10, and then to another 100 to another 10, and so forth!

vs

the weird mess of 1/4s, 1/8s, 1/16s, 1/32's, 12 to 1 foot, 3 feet to a yard, and.. how many yards to a mile? 1128 or something weirdly off? Its so confusing i can't even make a proper example out of it :undecided:

And you Better not start with that gallon / litre / metric litre / quart / pint nonsense...

**gorash** · 25-01-2006, 22:10

Originally Posted by Xenon[KoA]

Metric's so much easier though

1-10, and then woop, 10 to another 10, and then to another 100 to another 10, and so forth!

vs

the weird mess of 1/4s, 1/8s, 1/16s, 1/32's, 12 to 1 foot, 3 feet to a yard, and.. how many yards to a mile? 1128 or something weirdly off? Its so confusing i can't even make a proper example out of it :undecided:

i guess americans like to make it harder on themselves while us canadians are easy going