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Post by Xjmt » Fri May 07, 2004 1:20 pm

Funny and true at the same time. :)

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Post by trucker2000 » Sat May 08, 2004 11:11 am

:rotfl:
That's sounds tooo close to reality. :scratchhead:
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Post by lswot » Sun May 09, 2004 10:26 am

The more complex the technology the easier to mess up.
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The difference between decimal and metric comes to mind. :-D
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Post by Xjmt » Sun May 09, 2004 12:58 pm

The difference between decimal and metric comes to mind.
There's a difference? :scratchhead:

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Post by Xjmt » Sun May 09, 2004 1:01 pm

The more complex the technology the easier to mess up.
I had a guy in a Radio Shack tell me they didn't handle remotes that had a "Mute" button. This in spite of the fact that I have, at home, a Radio Shack remote with a "Mute" button. :scratchhead:

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Post by Henry J » Mon May 10, 2004 7:56 am

Actually metric uses decimals all over. It's that other system (inches, feet, pounds) that have all the weird conversion factors. Funny thing, isn't that system called "English" (or is it "British") even though England now uses Metric (I think?), and the U.S. is maybe the only place that still uses the old English system? Course, we speak English, so...? :scratchhead:

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Post by lswot » Mon May 10, 2004 10:07 am

Xjmt wrote:
The difference between decimal and metric comes to mind.
There's a difference? :scratchhead:

"Yo, guys! Don't launch that sucker, yet!" :crazy:
:rotfl:
I had a guy in a Radio Shack tell me they didn't handle remotes that had a "Mute" button. This in spite of the fact that I have, at home, a Radio Shack remote with a "Mute" button.
.....must have come from a different store....a different Radio Shack store! :wink:
Actually metric uses decimals all over. It's that other system (inches, feet, pounds) that have all the weird conversion factors. Funny thing, isn't that system called "English" (or is it "British") even though England now uses Metric (I think?), and the U.S. is maybe the only place that still uses the old English system? Course, we speak English, so...?
.....must be a different English......:wink:
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