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DEATH AT THE DOOR

Post Sat Feb 01, 2003 1:15 am

Actually, once my father (but he keeps saying it was my fault) really fried the motherboard. We had a AMD K6 200 MHz, then. Ah, memories...

Can someone explain Fahrenheit to me? How does it relate to dgrees Kelvin or Celcius? I know that 273,15 degrees kelvin is 0 degrees Celcius but I really don't understand that Fahrenheit stuff.


A joke:

"Ladies and Gentlemen, today we celebrate the 212th year since the death of a great german physicist, Herr Farenheit! Or, what is basically the same, the 100th birthday since the death of Celsius...."



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Would you care to follow me... --DEATH

Zeratural

Post Sat Feb 01, 2003 4:39 am

°F = t3h sU><!!

Honestly, whats this crap about **** freezing at 32°F ? now **** freezing at 0°C is good!

:: pfft ! americans... ::

mustang

Post Sat Feb 01, 2003 5:43 am

One comparison I keep in my head is that 100F is approx 38C.

So if you bring that down, 0.38C = 1F. But if 0C is a freezing point and 32F is a freezing point, you will realise that none of it makes any sense whatsoever.

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