What's on your mind today?

[Magdalena]

Oh! Whatever, man! 

[Biggus Dickus]

Oh! Whatever, man! 

I'm just kidding my friend, I know your not that busy!

[Magdalena]

 

[Buddy]

Is it sad that I still need a step stool to be able to wash the top of the Mini Cooper?

[Firebird]

Is it sad that I still need a step stool to be able to wash the top of the Mini Cooper?

Ok, I gotta ask after all the Mini jokes, just how tall are you?

[Buddy]

Is it sad that I still need a step stool to be able to wash the top of the Mini Cooper?

Ok, I gotta ask after all the Mini jokes, just how tall are you?

5'2"  on a good day.

[Firebird]

Is it sad that I still need a step stool to be able to wash the top of the Mini Cooper?

Ok, I gotta ask after all the Mini jokes, just how tall are you?

5'2"  on a good day.

Still taller than my wife by half an inch (that half inch matters!) Though maybe that was measured on a bad day

[Guardian85]

Is it sad that I still need a step stool to be able to wash the top of the Mini Cooper?

Sad? No.

Funny and adorable? Yeah, pretty much. 

[Biggus Dickus]

Is it sad that I still need a step stool to be able to wash the top of the Mini Cooper?

Ok, I gotta ask after all the Mini jokes, just how tall are you?

5'2"  on a good day.

Still taller than my wife by half an inch (that half inch matters!) Though maybe that was measured on a bad day

My wife (Socorro) is only 4'11", so you sky over her Bud.

[xSilverPhinx]

*Grumbles and looks up inch to centimeter converter*

[jumbojak]

*Grumbles and looks up inch to centimeter converter*

Roughly 25mm to an inch.

[Firebird]

Speaking of outdated measuring systems, I keep noticing on the occasional Dr. Who episode that they makes references to "miles". I thought y'all were on the metric system now? I know "stone" is still used for weight occasionally, but that still seemed odd to me. Does anyone still use miles in the UK?

[Crow]

Speaking of outdated measuring systems, I keep noticing on the occasional Dr. Who episode that they makes references to "miles". I thought y'all were on the metric system now? I know "stone" is still used for weight occasionally, but that still seemed odd to me. Does anyone still use miles in the UK?

Yup for some reason stone (body weight), foot (persons height), mile (transport) are all used frequently in the context in brackets but won't be used in other context or by professionals in those fields.

[Tank]

Speaking of outdated measuring systems, I keep noticing on the occasional Dr. Who episode that they makes references to "miles". I thought y'all were on the metric system now? I know "stone" is still used for weight occasionally, but that still seemed odd to me. Does anyone still use miles in the UK?

Yep. All of us all the time. All the signage is in miles all across the UK.

[Tom62]

I had to Google it, because it so so confusing for people who are used to the metric system. So, I weigh 17.32 stones, I'm 6'6" tall and live 21.748 miles from Frankfurt.