#Fahrenheit

[vietsoul]

Adam Killian Fahrenheit, 2012 - Falcon Studios, dir. Steve Cruz

[gayarmpits]

D.O. and Kyle Quinn Fahrenheit (2012) dir. Steve Cruz, Bruno Bond Falcon Studios

[themishening]

[lifewithchronicpain]

I converted Fahrenheit to Celsius and rounded up to the first decimal place. That's why Celsius is not a perfect seamless range, but hey didn't have to do that and it was more work so it is what it is.

Please reblog for larger sample size. C:

[phoenixyfriend]

The next time someone outside the US tries to Give Shit about not using metric, I'll just ask when they're transitioning out of a base 24/60 time measurement.

Get back to me when you have a ten-hour day and 100min hour.

Until then "but we've always used this, it would be so annoying to change over when we're all used to these seemingly unreasonable ratios, it feels natural to us," is a justifiable answer for continuing to use the Imperial system.

No you would not get to retroactively grow up with the time. Your people and government would have to manually adjust as fast as possible because... IDK aliens showed up and the rest of the galaxy thinks we're weird for not using base 10. The boomers will complain, the teachers will panic, and you will have to sink so much money into changeover for signage and computers across the world.

EDIT: I am FULLY AWARE of the transition from imperial to metric in places like England (incomplete though it may be).

This is not about people who lived through that transition, because those are not generally the people who are snobbish about it. The worst attitudes, in my experience, come from people who grew up on metric and view others as idiots for preferring something else.

The post is about how the argument that metric is Objectively Better is hypocritical if you aren't also willing to change the time system.

The argument is Stop Being Dicks.

[sucka99]

[would-you-punt-them]

Anyone who thinks 26°C isn't hot (79°F)

[sizzleissues]

Been thinking about Americans arguments for using Fahrenheit and was wondering if everyone American agreed with its usage

State your arguments for it because I still can’t understand the loyalty to it!

[eepejay]

Stormwatch at Clark's Bar

Shen's character demolition is a tragedy to be studied. When SW transitioned to the Authority, all of her character was just left in the dust.

Like, how did she feel about her only remaining comrade, Jack, and his growing ego after the death of Sparks— through her eyes, did a part of him die with Jenny? How does it feel to be caught in a revolving door of conflict where every person is eons more powerful? How does it feel to live in a sentient lunch box that can eat you at any moment?

her old fits are also cooler. 😔

[a-rogue-tiddy-bot]

I want my OC to be the meat in a Fahrenheit/Hancock sandwich. Is that so wrong?

[jcwdrawskinda]

2 options here--either the sole survivor asked for a group pic with his modded pip boy, or Piper is writing a piece about the people of Goodneighbor.

[falsekingfrancis]

I have made an objectively better temperature measurement system. Better than Fahrenheit, better than Celsius. It’s called ✨degrees Hughes✨

100°F=100°H

0°C=0°H

And room temperature is about 55 degrees

I also spent way too much time making a calculator so you can use it in your everyday life. Everyone should use this it’s better.

[hometoursandotherstuff]

I don't know, maybe b/c I grew up with it, but it always seemed logical and simple to me.

[peedie]

[parasitecompany]

doodles

[teal-deer]

In defense of Fahrenheit, 69 degrees outside is, in fact, Nice.