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BootinUp

(49,023 posts) Fri Apr 26, 2024, 11:15 PM Apr 2024

How to measure things like a Canadian

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How to measure things like a Canadian (Original Post) BootinUp Apr 2024 OP

Checks out. Swede Apr 2024 #1

I left Canada in 1965 Old Crank Apr 2024 #2

Is it your weight? bello Apr 2024 #3

Swede

(34,591 posts)

1. Checks out.

Reply to BootinUp (Original post)

Fri Apr 26, 2024, 11:36 PM

Apr 2024

Old Crank

(4,645 posts)

2. I left Canada in 1965

Reply to BootinUp (Original post)

Sat Apr 27, 2024, 01:05 AM

Apr 2024

Everything was Imperial. Probably not in science.
Moved to the US where things were somewhat close to imperial.
Now in Europe. Everything is metric.
My cooking is a collection of units. But normally it is metric. I use a cup in a recipe to mean 250 ml. A pound of x means 500 grams.
You learn quick.

bello

(133 posts)

3. Is it your weight?

Reply to BootinUp (Original post)

Sat Apr 27, 2024, 07:03 AM

Apr 2024

Is it heavy?

Yes

Stones & pounds.

Mrs. Bello is Canadian. She doesn’t get my humor. Or is that humour?

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