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I think there's only about 10 of us here on noise that measures our temperature in Fairlee highs and everybody else use the centipedes or centimeters or whatever it is I'll never really know what the temperature is. I know it's about 70 degrees fairly high inside right now and about 44 degrees Fairley High outside but I don't know what that is in vegetables and can somebody tell me how do I tell time in metric is it different than regular time? You know there's some days maybe I think I shouldn't smoke as much marijuana as I do. And then other days I think I don't smoke enough. And then other days I come here on noise after smoking too much and you wind up with things like this. Good morning/afternoon/evening/good night y'all out there. *edited for errors
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Let me explain Hot - water gaseous 100°C - water evaporates Warm - water liquid 0°C - water freezes Cold - water solid
But here you are basing it all on normal atmospheric pressure. I do know if it is -40 it doesn't matter which unit you measure it with it is the same...
Aaaand I learned something new. Never had such cold water before.
In here we always using Celcius because we never bellow 0 degrees
The fairly high reference suddenly clicked for me later on down in this post. Ever since they legalized smoking lawns in Illinois I wonder if anyone ever did a study to see if Dorito sales and Taco Bell sails got higher too. 🤷♂️