Be careful with formula node!

[Wayne.C]

Analog Kid,

You forgot to mention running out of gas after telling the service station attendant to put in 20 and getting liters instead of your usual gallons. 

[RavensFan]

I told someone once that they drive on the wrong side of the road in Canada.  It is hell at the border when all the cars coming from the US have to cross over and get to the left hand side in Canada.  The traffic jam caused from all the cars coming from Canada crossing back to the right hand side is horrible.

[Ray.R]

Wrong country Ravens...

You musta-been drunk and kidnapped to England..

😉

[RavensFan]

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Ray.R wrote:

Wrong country Ravens...

You musta-been drunk and kidnapped to England..

😉

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I know.  But the person I was talking to didn't know that.  At the time, I was making numerous trips to Canada.  So I wanted to see if the person would believe me.  They fell for it for about a minute.

[JÞB]

OK guys,

I've been laughing too hard, I think, while catching up on this thread.  (the boss asked if I needed some time off for a trip to my pshrync)

But getting back to the original point, or comma, or " or '.  

the RADIX separator has indeed been a source of confusion for the last few millennia.  I'm surprise that no one has mentioned the Babylonian sextaguecimal mathematics that still complicates time, temp and arc (Degrees, Min, sec.) But, at least everyone agrees on how to separate these units. ^o, ", ',.   

Perhaps the other common radices ( Hexadecimal, Decimal, Octal, Trinary and Binary) are just too new yet for universal acceptance.

That being said, I have 60mG of caffeine in my12oz cup of coffee that weighs 12.5oz so I guess I not only mix units I missus the cup and forget to differentiate between the fluid, troy and apothecary ounces.

[Yamaeda]

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AnalogKid2DigitalMan wrote:

Went to court to pay my ticket. but the American dollars i had did not match the Canadian dollar. it must have been in metric dollars,

On my way back to the States I ran over a 90mm nail in the road. had a hard time finding a 245mm-60-15" replacement tire,

That was the last time I ever went to the great country of Canada,

I'm so confused,

-DM2AK

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Speaking of which, tires must have the most confusing measurement system ever!

[millimeter] by [percent of width] by [inch]

Technically tires should have mm%" as size ...

/Y