Mr. STEELY GLINT begs leave to inform one and all that he is eating a PORK PIE and drinking a 500ml bottle of CHERRY COKE.
So it is written so it shall be done on the 1st of February in the YEAR OF OUR LORD 2010.
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Mr. STEELY GLINT begs leave to inform one and all that he is eating a PORK PIE and drinking a 500ml bottle of CHERRY COKE.
So it is written so it shall be done on the 1st of February in the YEAR OF OUR LORD 2010.
VIENNA?
OF COURSE!
pork pie?
meat...in a pie?
wha?
But the cherry coke I can understand. Does your Pepsi use HFCS or sugar over there?
meat pies are the best pies
i salute you
*salutes*
No way.
Eggy pies are the best pies.
Quiche is yum.
We should create our own bible just for the hell of it
you can have meat in eggy pies
Did a womens make it?
Two can play at this game Mr. Glint, and by the power of the Imperial System my bottle shall not be 500ml! *thunderclap in the background* MUWHAHAHAHA!
I have returned! Fear my 20 fl oz of Regular Coke evil! The magnitude of its volume cannot be comprehended by your puny metric system (591 ml)... :mad::up:
Tostinos Pizza Rolls and RedBull! (473ml)
Mmmm chicken pot pie, now that's some good grub!
I WILL STAB YOU UNTIL YOU ARE DEAD
Cherry Coke FTW!!!
Dr Pepper :up:
Coffee!
:cheerleader2:
I miss Alberjohns, and Kat.
Tell him there's a special offer of an FBI-proof tinfoil hat for all newcomers to the forum and he'll come along ...
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Hang on...
A litre is a unit of volume. A measure of quantity would be Mass, or the "Number of Moles" or a Geiger count (i.e an archiac rad) for example. And then to get said quantity measure you would need an appropriate density. Surely you of all would know, or am i missing something?
So an idiot thread on pork pies turns into a discussion of molecular weight, perception of properties of water and what affects volume, quantity and mass.
You're all so CUTE!
yes you are yes you are yes you ARE!
*pats collective heads*
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I beg to differ, Nessus :) A litre is defined as 1dm³ - an exact measure of volume, density is not needed. Couple mass with density and you yield volume. For quantity and density to yield volume, you'd also need the atomic mass :)
A litre of mercury has the same volume as a litre of milk or molten steel :)
Who's that? She's cute
Since I don't regularly use the metric system, when would a liter or milliliter be used as something other than a measure of volume and how would it appear as such?
@Khen well the problem here is that in reference to Coca Cola, in the U.S. the Imperial system is used to measure volumes, specifically of liquid in this case. Which is why I went out for my Coke in the first place as I knew that Britain would be selling it in a round mL amount where-as the US would be selling it in a round fl oz amount. So Steely gets his 500mL of soda, and I get my 591mL of soda...
...I do wish we'd switch. It'd take some learning but even the 3D programs I use are all base 10 in their measurements.