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Post by AndrogynousMelon on Sept 6, 2007 23:19:33 GMT -5
I like the taste and I like how it gradually drowns out my relatives at holiday parties, Trey.
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Post by Joe Shmoe on Sept 7, 2007 1:06:04 GMT -5
@ fae: Right pedal gas, left pedal break.
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Post by limbowoman on Sept 7, 2007 4:08:58 GMT -5
*Grins* And you drive on the left side of the road... except if you're not up to speed with the rest of the world and live in America... like with the metric system...
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Post by The Star Fox on Sept 7, 2007 16:51:12 GMT -5
OR Canada .... Fiji too if I remember correctly
The Clutch is the pedal furthest on the left and the shifter is usually at right on the ground. Sometimes on the steering column.
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Post by limbowoman on Sept 7, 2007 21:19:26 GMT -5
*Wicked grin* But Canada and Fiji are COOL countries... and if you're using a gear stick, don't push down too hard...
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Post by child-of-fae on Sept 7, 2007 21:35:04 GMT -5
i'm amercian. i'm cool. XP
and guys, thanks. now i can successfully drive away from home in the middle of the night.
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Post by limbowoman on Sept 7, 2007 21:37:43 GMT -5
*Pets* Of coruse you are fae... and come pick up your president... he's been down here for days and lost and found can't keep providing food...
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Post by Trey on Sept 7, 2007 21:52:34 GMT -5
Melon, good reason. =o
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Post by The Star Fox on Sept 8, 2007 7:41:01 GMT -5
oh be careful not to go too fast in reverse
You may take out something biotic or abiotic and it is bad for your transmission
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Post by Aindel on Sept 9, 2007 9:07:42 GMT -5
Actually, we use both in Canada. Kids learn metric in school, and we use it in our weather system and what have you, but specialty fabric stores and lumberyards still use it. In fact, almost all building/architectural materials are still in Imperial measurements.
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Post by bubbles on Sept 9, 2007 9:59:34 GMT -5
Anything that deals with commerce to the United States stays in imperial. Not much of a choice if we want to do business.
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Post by limbowoman on Sept 9, 2007 21:55:41 GMT -5
Yes... the United States is like that...
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Post by Trey on Sept 13, 2007 17:44:15 GMT -5
fabric stores in America use yards etc.
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Post by Aindel on Sept 14, 2007 18:26:39 GMT -5
So do the good ones in downtown Toronto in the fashion district. I know this because I was there today, buying a yard of satin for my *gasp* corset! I'm finally starting to make it! Yayness!
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Post by Joe Shmoe on Sept 14, 2007 20:59:51 GMT -5
Is it sad that I know a yard is 36 inches, or 91(well, a little over) centimeters?
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