You got it almost right
it is:
10 ounces make a cup, 2 cups make a pint (20 ounces), 2 pints make a quart(40 ounces), 4 quart makes a gallon, a gallon(in the U.K.) is 160 ounces. There must be some historical reason for the change.
You got it almost right
it is:
10 ounces make a cup, 2 cups make a pint (20 ounces), 2 pints make a quart(40 ounces), 4 quart makes a gallon, a gallon(in the U.K.) is 160 ounces. There must be some historical reason for the change.
Maybe that is why we yanks are celerbrating the 4th of July today Mate!Quote:
Originally Posted by kirk hilton
Went to a great club one night down some skinnel in Manchester, and had Pimms No.1. Wonderful. Went with Mike Forster, Royal Photographer for the Daily Mail back in the 80's. He was dating a lovely lady named Sue who worked for the city of Liverpool. Met Mike at Le Mans in 82,... great memories
I put another 50 quid of fuel in today, and suprise.....it went up to near 3 quaters full...BASTARDS!!!!! i want my money back!!!!
yeah, but can you prove it though? Sounds silly, but did you check the pump was zero'd before you started?
I'd just do the British "creative apathy" thing and never go there again...
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Come for a visit to Canada. You will quickly get used to buying gasoline in litres (90.5 cents Canadian today in Ottawa = approx. 77 cents America or US$2.93 per US Gallon).
Pick up a spelling lesson too. Like.....colour, flavour, behaviour and maybe arret, merci, voiture,....:yesy:
Pick up a spelling lesson too. Like.....colour, flavour, behaviour and maybe arret, merci, voiture,....:yesy:[/QUOTE]
How bout a speaking lesson too. Such as "oui-oui", "merci bouquet" and chevrolet coupe'. j/k couldn't resist.