RE: MI The Empire versus the metric

2000-05-29 Thread juanse barros
TED]> Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Fecha: Jueves, 25 de Mayo de 2000 12:48 a.m. Asunto: Re: MI The Empire versus the metric >I must admit I've been impressed with the discussion, it's brought a smile >to my face a few times, well how about the Solomon Islan

RE: MI The Empire versus the metric

2000-05-25 Thread Lavoie, Claude
21:31 À : 'Mick'; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Objet : RE: MI The Empire versus the metric Mick, here in Australia we often measure distance by stubbies. A stubbie is a small bottle of beer (375 mL - about a third of a US quart). eg. The number of stubbies it takes to get from Melbourne to Ballarat (

RE: MI The Empire versus the metric

2000-05-24 Thread PERRY Chris
May 2000 10:33 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: MI The Empire versus the metric I must admit I've been impressed with the discussion, it's brought a smile to my face a few times, well how about the Solomon Islands distance is measured by the litre there.. i.e the number of litres o

Re: MI The Empire versus the metric

2000-05-24 Thread Mick
I must admit I've been impressed with the discussion, it's brought a smile to my face a few times, well how about the Solomon Islands distance is measured by the litre there.. i.e the number of litres of fuel you need in an outboard on a canoe to get from A to B, weather, currents an

RE: MI The Empire versus the metric

2000-05-24 Thread Scott Barling
From: Johnson, Steven C [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, 25 May 2000 3:35 To: 'Rowland Schwarz'; Mapinfo Mailing List (E-mail) Subject: RE: MI The Empire versus the metric Good Heavens People!!! Lighten up!!! If those

RE: MI The Empire versus the metric

2000-05-24 Thread Johnson, Steven C
00 1:09 PM To: Mapinfo Mailing List (E-mail) Subject: RE: MI The Empire versus the metric I must say that this is a whole lot more irrelevant that the GPS conversions that were being conducted a few weeks ago! Please take this conversation somewhere else. -Original Message- From: [E

RE: MI The Empire versus the metric

2000-05-24 Thread Rowland Schwarz
PROTECTED] Subject: RE: MI The Empire versus the metric I Gallon (4 quarts) is equal to 8 pints which (by an illogical twist of your own equation) is equal to eight miles. The cubed root of this is 2 miles (126,720 inches)- and if you could find a cubic container whose sides are that big it would

RE: RE: MI The Empire versus the metric

2000-05-24 Thread Patrick Phillips
Hold a ruler up to the side of the container and jot down the dimensions. Patrick J. Phillips GIS Programmer I City of Orlando -- To unsubscribe from this list, send e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and put "unsubscribe MAPINFO-L" i