Maybe I'm a drinker and you're not, or something. Personally, I don't even consider modern pints to be proper pints. they're metric pints until we put the crown symbol back on the glass, rather than 'CE'

teh cut of a saw is measured in mm like 3 or 4, not 1/16 to 1/8 of an inch

If you get your stock from America, you can probably get them non-metric

are you talking pints or wood

cos i get both locally

Tools

lmao

the cut is bigger than the blade

you ever used a saw buddy

im gonna order an imperial hammer from murica

rather than a metric one

Not to any serious extent... but I'm sure the French didn't invent it

And I'm sure God doesn't make wood in Metric

no the trees do

because metric is a measurement

Wait, what... trees are in Metric now? I don't think so

so is food

tis all in grams and kilo-calories

I buy my food in lbs

whats that? like 500g?

Why do you think loads of things on the shelves are 454g? Because that's a lb

ive never noticed or thought about it

cos i dont eat food in 500g incrememnts

I do if it's haggis 😉

never had it

isnt it liver

Pluck; Heart + lungs, boiled in a sheep's stomach... finest food available to humanity

no gtfo with imperial, it needs phasing out

mostly boomers clinging to it

I'm 37 and I'll use it until I die

The phasing out of old/local measurements is on the globalist agenda

in metric, one millilitre of water occupies one cubic centimetre, weighs one gram and requires one calorie of energy to heat up by 1 degree centigrade, which is 1% of the difference between its freezing and boiling point

This is all very interesting for scientists -- but to the man on the street, the old ways made more sense

no

they make no sense

nothign can be direfctly related

and theres no fine increments

But there is history to the reason they were used

how many feet in a mile?

And in this history there is meaning

how many meters in a kilometer?