"Thom Stewart" wrote
At a 133degrees what esle could it be but Dry

Duh! Better clean your glasses or check the battery in your calculator, Tom. Mine says 51C = 123.8F

Cheers,
Ellen

"Ellen MacArthur" wrote
"Thom Stewart" wrote
At a 133degrees what esle could it be but Dry

Duh! Better clean your glasses or check the battery in your calculator, Tom. Mine says 51C = 123.8F


I just thought of something. Probably Tom doesn't know how to use a calculator even if he has one. ;-0
So, for Tom and other dummies it can be figured out on paper pretty easy.

F = 9/5C + 32.

9/5 x 51 = 91.8

91.8 + 32 = 123.8.

See, I learned *something* in school.

Cheers,
Ellen

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Marty,

At a 133degrees what esle could it be but Dry


Wow, rather be in the engine room of a an old steamer.
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jlrogers±³©

"Ellen MacArthur" wrote in message
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"Thom Stewart" wrote
At a 133degrees what esle could it be but Dry

Duh! Better clean your glasses or check the battery in your
calculator, Tom. Mine says 51C = 123.8F

Cheers,
Ellen


It gets that hot here.

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jlrogers±³©

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
Marty,

At a 133degrees what esle could it be but Dry

Ha, Thom!
Clearly you have never been in the engine room of a cruiser in the tropics,
sitting on top of the boiler setting up the safety valve. Wrung out my
boiler suit like a dishrag afterwards...

Same to you Thom.

Bart

"Thom Stewart" wrote

Thursday 4:22 PM

OK OZ,

Start the Sun back to us. I hope you've enjoyed your Spring and the
coming summer but it your turn to watch it's Northward march.

Ole Thom

Ellen MacArthur wrote:
"Ellen MacArthur" wrote

"Thom Stewart" wrote

At a 133degrees what esle could it be but Dry

Duh! Better clean your glasses or check the battery in your calculator, Tom. Mine says 51C = 123.8F



I just thought of something. Probably Tom doesn't know how to use a calculator even if he has one. ;-0
So, for Tom and other dummies it can be figured out on paper pretty easy.

F = 9/5C + 32.

9/5 x 51 = 91.8

91.8 + 32 = 123.8.

See, I learned *something* in school.

Cheers,
Ellen



How to google equations?

OzOne wrote:
On 20 Dec 2006 23:34:05 -0800, "Peter"
scribbled thusly:


OzOne wrote:
On Wed, 20 Dec 2006 20:39:03 -0800, (Thom Stewart)
scribbled thusly:

Thursday 4:22 PM

OK OZ,

Start the Sun back to us. I hope you've enjoyed your Spring and the
coming summer but it your turn to watch it's Northward march.

Ole Thom

We're gonna hang onto it for another month OK?
We've not had anything like a Spring here, cool southerlies and
overcast has dominated.

Bull****. It's hot. Wait till you get to Tasmania.

PDW

You're in Sydney right?......
Look out the window...southerly and overcast....right?

Well, yeah, right now it's a nice cool cloudy day. I was in the city
yesterday, playing on the 'Duyfken'. It was hot :-)

PDW

Oh Yes I Have Edgar,

On top of a 600# Stm. Blr. Servicing Steam Pots on a Bailey Steam
meter.

Those were younger years though. Great way to handle a "Hang-over"

Ole Thom

"katy" wrote
How to google equations?

I didn't have to google that one. I've got it memorized. It's good to know it.
Most of the countries use centigrade. Fahrenheit is better because it makes more
sense and it has more degrees between freezing and boiling. So you just gotta
know the equation by heart so you can understand what foreigners are talking about.

Cheers,
Ellen