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Straggler
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Message 35 of 134 (697742)
04-29-2013 12:34 PM
Reply to: Message 34 by ooh-child
04-29-2013 11:53 AM


Ooh writes:
I missed one
Which one?
Was it the gases in air question?
That is the one that caught out a couple of others I have shown this to.

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Straggler
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Message 78 of 134 (697904)
05-01-2013 2:38 PM
Reply to: Message 74 by Panda
05-01-2013 12:58 PM


Re: No Fracking Problem
Panda writes:
Our alcohol is pints.
Even vodka..? Only kiddin.
Panda writes:
Our food/drink is kilos/litres.
Milk is still in pints. Don't butchers and green grocers still do pounds? Olde swet shops still do old weight measures too.
Panda writes:
Our petrol is gallons.
Really? I haven't seen anything but litres for years and years.
Panda writes:
Our body weights are stones/pounds.
I think a lot of people are just as comfortable with Kgs.
The most common non-metric thing we use is miles (our car speedometers are still in MpH)
But - Yes - We use a mixed bag of measurements.

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Straggler
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Message 79 of 134 (697905)
05-01-2013 2:44 PM
Reply to: Message 67 by petrophysics1
05-01-2013 11:01 AM


Re: To Frac
Fracking is a reasonably big deal in the UK. And probably soon to be a bigger deal.
Here (so I understand) the term is normally applied to shale gas and the technique used is generally implied to be a new or newly viable development that is relatively untested but potentially bountiful.
I don't know if this is accurate. But this is the general impression given by the mainstream UK media.

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