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>"time to moose" of about 5 miles and a "time to theatre" of about 1/2 a mile. Unit of measure error: unit specified it time, unit supplied is distance :P
by themaninthedark 2y ago
>"time to moose" of about 5 miles and a "time to theatre" of about 1/2 a mile.
Unit of measure error: unit specified it time, unit supplied is distance
:P
- drewzero1 2y agoNot sure how it is in Ottawa but here in the US Midwest distances are frequently measured in units of time. I might say I'm an hour from Green Bay or two hours from Madison, though I don't remember the actual mileage. That said, it usually only applies to distances over 20 minutes (between 7 and 25 miles, depending on speed limits).
- bryanlarsen 2y agoThat practice is pretty widespread in Canada. Ever since metrification nobody is really sure whether the person they're talking to is more comfortable with miles or kilometres. So they just use time.
- jdougan 2y agoWhen I was very young in Canada, before the metric changeover, it was still common to measure distance with time.