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I didn't say anything about Imperial being more precise. I'm saying it's often more useful. 1 cup mix, 1 cup milk + 1 egg. 1 pint of beer. 1 teaspoon of sug
by sonnyblarney 8y ago
I didn't say anything about Imperial being more precise.
I'm saying it's often more useful.
1 cup mix, 1 cup milk + 1 egg.
1 pint of beer.
1 teaspoon of sugar.
These are things everyone can understand.
You can put the ml on the side of the label.
"That guy is 6 feet tall, about 180 lbs."
Is better than metric for most people.
"I'll have a glass of wine" instead of "I'll have 240 ml of wine"
Any one of you who orders beer by the 'ml' can keep arguing with me, but I suspect you all order 'pints' in which case you should consider for a moment why you do that.
- Oletros 8y ago> These are things everyone can understand Eh, no, here in my country nobody uses that units, all the recipes and in the stores, the units are ml, kg, etc