Stefan Mikes
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It is 14/3 elsewhere
Just for fun...
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PedalUma
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You can't make up stuff this funny. What do they think Euro means?
Euro Scooter - Gen 3 (Roma)
Perfect traveling mobility scooter. Amazing portable scooter approved for airlines and folds up and fits int the car .
euroshine.com
JedidiahStolzfus
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It's the Type-R Euro Scooter.You can't make up stuff this funny. What do they think Euro means?
Euro Scooter - Gen 3 (Roma)
Perfect traveling mobility scooter. Amazing portable scooter approved for airlines and folds up and fits int the car .euroshine.com
PedalUma
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Stefan Mikes
Gravel e-biker
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- Mazovia, PL
More: it's EuroShineYou can't make up stuff this funny. What do they think Euro means?
Euro Scooter - Gen 3 (Roma)
Perfect traveling mobility scooter. Amazing portable scooter approved for airlines and folds up and fits int the car .euroshine.com
Can't believe that piece of **** can cost US$4,500, a price of a premium "Euro e-bike".
ChezCheese:)
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I played frisbee with my dog. I really do need a flatter dog....
fooferdoggie
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be careful what you wish for it does not work out well.
JedidiahStolzfus
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Tell her, because it was carrying a large box labeled "Acme"
PedalUma
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In follow up on that crappy scooter. The guy yanked the USB wire shorting it. Even after my report the airline is buying him a new one. I wonder how they will document the destruction of the old one. A video of it going off a cliff with the battery inside? The hyped spec on one model is 33 Mph. That's 53 Kph!
Jeremy McCreary
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Wait, kids are answering phones again?? The only way I can communicate with my 30-something kids is by text. They probably haven't answered a cell phone in 20 years. Maybe never.
ChezCheese:)
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Really?? How rude!
Jeremy McCreary
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Getting in on a holiday as important as Pi Day is all the reason the EU should need to start putting the month before the date -- where it should have been all along.It is 14/3 elsewhere
Horace71
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It's kind of the same reason that OCD should be CDO.Getting in on a holiday as important as Pi Day is all the reason the EU should need to start putting the month before the date -- where it should have been all along.
The letters are in alphabetical order...as they should be.
Stefan Mikes
Gravel e-biker
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- Mazovia, PL
Ya, and adopting the Imperial system for sureGetting in on a holiday as important as Pi Day is all the reason the EU should need to start putting the month before the date -- where it should have been all along.
PedalUma
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Bikes, Science, and International Trade all use the metric system. I gave my friend's kid a park tool extendable measuring tape for his fourth birthday. It was his favorite toy. He went around measuring everything. All my tools are metric as are most of my displays. Why are we teaching kid's in the US an obsolete and confusing measuring system. One liter of water weighs one Kg. Easy. One gram of water is one cubic Cm. Easy.
Stefan Mikes
Gravel e-biker
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- Europe
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- Mazovia, PL
Oh well, not necessarily. What is the 31.8 mm, which is one of the standard handlebar/stem measurements? It is 1 1/4". Similarly, the A-HEAD stem system is based on inches. Or, the chain link length is 1/2". Again, the tyre size such as 27.5x2.6"? It is good that at least ETRTO has standardized the tyre sizes and everyone should know it is not 28 or 29" wheel size but just 622 mm rim diameter... Of course, it is easy for us Europeans to use metric sizes.
Photography is the domain where metric units rule, although it was not like that in the U.S., at least historically.
Jeremy McCreary
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No, no, let's not take this too far!!Ya, and adopting the Imperial system for sure
Only dissing your unfortunate short date format. Don't get me started on Imperial units. Usually use miles, feet, inches, and pounds around here out of habit and industry convention. Hard to break free when daily life keeps pounding them into your head.
But I'm a STEM guy to my bones. If it were up to me, it'd be SI all the way.
JedidiahStolzfus
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My car gets 40 rods to a hogshead and that's the way I like it.
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