rolled my truck on the way home.........
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not quite kid! a little over one, but sure as hell not two!!
i don't need metric for measurements, only the truck does.
actually, you're quite a bit ahead, you don't use metric. so you've actually got me beat by a little more than 120,000
. None of this mile nonsense. lol
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I love how the measurement debate will get people saying.. WE SHOULD USE METRIC.... and then you ask Americans to change and its like. No. lol.... Metric is so much easier... but the mile thing is too far engrained into my brain to change...
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i think its the 100mph, its the feeling its fast, then you hear 100km/h
which sounds fast but i believe is around 75mph, don't quote me im a dang yankee that doesn't know his conversions. i'll agree metric is alot easier, when im in canada during the summer them friendly canadians won't let it go.lol.
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i think its the 100mph, its the feeling its fast, then you hear 100km/h
which sounds fast but i believe is around 75mph, don't quote me im a dang yankee that doesn't know his conversions. i'll agree metric is alot easier, when im in canada during the summer them friendly canadians won't let it go.lol.
which sounds fast but i believe is around 75mph, don't quote me im a dang yankee that doesn't know his conversions. i'll agree metric is alot easier, when im in canada during the summer them friendly canadians won't let it go.lol.
it's actually 62 MPH.
easy conversion, multiply your MPH by 1.6093, and you get our KPH.
just don't try to do the conversions in your head while you're driving up here next time-or try to use you iPhone (no "hand held devices" law up here now).
