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lol @ americans calling petrol "gas"
"Gas is one of the four fundamental states of matter (the others being solid, liquid, and plasma)"
brb using the term "gas" for something thats actually liquid
brb logic
brb brb
also reminds me of this


brb using the term "gas" for something thats actually liquid
brb logic
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also reminds me of this


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Who got some snaps on the Petrol
04-19-2022, 08:19 AM
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UK should go back to using the imperial system since Brexit and all. I'll admit the imperial/english system is weird asfk, but we're so damn used to it--the cost to change would be large and time to do so..probably a decade at least. (of fkn ish up)
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ITT OP proves he doesn't even have the mental capacity to understand gas is short for Gasoline.
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/ˌɡasəˈlēn,ˈɡasəlēn/
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refined petroleum used as fuel for internal combustion engines
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Originally Posted By BearyManilowe⏩
ITT OP proves he doesn't even have the mental capacity to understand gas is short for Gasoline.
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Originally Posted By BearyManilowe⏩
Also, this. Gas--short for gasoline makes way more sense than petro--short for petroleum.ITT OP proves he doesn't even have the mental capacity to understand gas is short for Gasoline.
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Explain yourself OP
04-19-2022, 08:26 AM
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Originally Posted By BearyManilowe⏩
Not to mention it was a BRITISH inventor named John Cassel who patented a new lighting fuel and named it cazeline, which was the origin of the word. Brits btfoITT OP proves he doesn't even have the mental capacity to understand gas is short for Gasoline.
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Dat dere British inferiority complex.
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04-19-2022, 08:29 AM
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Originally Posted By saltypits⏩
Almost as bad as Canadians spelling checks “cheques.”Imagine spelling tires "tyres".
But I’ll give beavercels a pass because at least they don’t drive on the wrong side of the road.
04-19-2022, 08:36 AM
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when my bunghole erupts after a night of bean consumption, it's gas that comes out, not petrol.
when my bunghole erupts after a night of bean consumption, it's gas that comes out, not petrol.
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Originally Posted By BearyManilowe⏩
WizardedITT OP proves he doesn't even have the mental capacity to understand gas is short for Gasoline.
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04-19-2022, 08:46 AM
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Originally Posted By John


On spread w/ you kent lol
Fuking brits, when will they learn how to speak English
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It's short for gasoline, not the physical state for one.
We don't need a "smooth" system because we don't have smooth brains (well most of us, we do have liberals)
It's really quite simple if your IQ is above room temperature.
Also, you forgot one place that uses Imperial:

We don't need a "smooth" system because we don't have smooth brains (well most of us, we do have liberals)
It's really quite simple if your IQ is above room temperature.
Also, you forgot one place that uses Imperial:

04-19-2022, 09:25 AM
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Originally Posted By Jasonw1178⏩
It's short for gasoline, not the physical state for one.
We don't need a "smooth" system because we don't have smooth brains (well most of us, we do have liberals)
It's really quite simple if your IQ is above room temperature.
Also, you forgot one place that uses Imperial:

We don't need a "smooth" system because we don't have smooth brains (well most of us, we do have liberals)
It's really quite simple if your IQ is above room temperature.
Also, you forgot one place that uses Imperial:


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Crazy WORD ORIGIN!
It's Gazoline because that was the NAME BRAND of a company that sold fuel.
Lots of people in the US call "facial tissues" Kleenex because that was most popular brand so now many people say, hand me a Kleenex no matter what brand it is.
Gazoline was the name of a BRAND!
Weirdly, in the Mad Max movies they say "Gazoline" or "Gaz" and I always thought that was just some weird quirk.
It's Gazoline because that was the NAME BRAND of a company that sold fuel.
Lots of people in the US call "facial tissues" Kleenex because that was most popular brand so now many people say, hand me a Kleenex no matter what brand it is.
Gazoline was the name of a BRAND!
Weirdly, in the Mad Max movies they say "Gazoline" or "Gaz" and I always thought that was just some weird quirk.
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Originally Posted By Destor⏩
This. So not only is it short for gasoline, but it's actually in a gas state when used for it's intended purpose. Jesus Brits taking L's left and right.Yeah but the liquid gasoline doesn't burn, it's the gaseous vapors that burn
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Originally Posted By Jasonw1178⏩
NASA did use English units in Apollo, probably because the aerospace industry and pilots were much better accustomed to them....it appears they actually used a mix (which to me, would be most confusing). However NASA has since moved toward SI since that's the standard for science, such as in any current or future missions to Mars (where they dont have to deal with 50s-60s era trained military pilots and engineers who were much more familiar with imperial units).Also, you forgot one place that uses Imperial:


Also half the misc seems to think the moon is made of cheese or we never went to the moon (smdh), so maybe not the best example to use on here.
Originally Posted By MisterJustice⏩
I mean if you're going to use Celsius, at least use the absolute Kelvin scale. Celsius is arbitrary just the same, and is roughly associated with the behavior of water (one of zillions of molecules) at a certain pressure no less, and even water itself is ambiguous as its heterogeneous in nature comprised of varying ration of isotopes. 0 and 100 degrees Celsius doesnt even exactly currently correspond to the melting point of ice and boiling point of water at standard conditions, respectively, it's slightly different based on definition.
Also since a degree F is a smaller change than a degree C, there is a slightly less need to use a decimal with Fahrenheit temperatures compared to Celsius (although you do see Fahrenheit sometimes as a decimal like body temp 98.6 degrees F, its pretty rare in practice).
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Originally Posted By Destor⏩
Yeah but the liquid gasoline doesn't burn, it's the gaseous vapors that burn
Originally Posted By numberguy12⏩
Agreed. There should be no negative degrees in any measurement. 0 should be 0, meaning temperature of 0 being absolute 0 meaning no movement of atoms what so ever. Same thing with measuring vacuum. There is no such thing as vacuum, it's the lack of pressure. Vacuum is a low pressure area.NASA did use English units in Apollo, probably because the aerospace industry and pilots were much better accustomed to them....it appears they actually used a mix (which to me, would be most confusing). However NASA has since moved toward SI since that's the standard for science, such as in any current or future missions to Mars (where they dont have to deal with 50s-60s era trained military pilots and engineers who were much more familiar with imperial units).
Also half the misc seems to think the moon is made of cheese or we never went to the moon (smdh), so maybe not the best example to use on here.
I mean if you're going to use Celsius, at least use the absolute Kelvin scale. Celsius is arbitrary just the same, and is roughly associated with the behavior of water (one of zillions of molecules) at a certain pressure no less, and even water itself is ambiguous as its heterogeneous in nature comprised of varying ration of isotopes. 0 and 100 degrees Celsius doesnt even currently correspond to the melting point of ice and boiling point of water at standard conditions, respectively, it's slightly different based on definition.
Also since a degree F is a smaller change than a degree C, there is a slightly less need to use a decimal with Fahrenheit temperatures compared to Celsius (although you do see Fahrenheit sometimes as a decimal like body temp 98.6 degrees F, its pretty rare in practice).
Also half the misc seems to think the moon is made of cheese or we never went to the moon (smdh), so maybe not the best example to use on here.
I mean if you're going to use Celsius, at least use the absolute Kelvin scale. Celsius is arbitrary just the same, and is roughly associated with the behavior of water (one of zillions of molecules) at a certain pressure no less, and even water itself is ambiguous as its heterogeneous in nature comprised of varying ration of isotopes. 0 and 100 degrees Celsius doesnt even currently correspond to the melting point of ice and boiling point of water at standard conditions, respectively, it's slightly different based on definition.
Also since a degree F is a smaller change than a degree C, there is a slightly less need to use a decimal with Fahrenheit temperatures compared to Celsius (although you do see Fahrenheit sometimes as a decimal like body temp 98.6 degrees F, its pretty rare in practice).
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Lol at petrolcels
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From my understanding, the real reason the metric system never took off in the US.
Too many hillbillies didn't know how to convert a "Chitload".....to metric...
Too many hillbillies didn't know how to convert a "Chitload".....to metric...
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Gas doesn't work without the fumes, phaggot.
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