"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
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And it's bloody hot in Adelaide too. i was able to back out of going into
wild country this last couple of weeks, didn't think i'd come back if I
did. I finally worked out what 51C is in fahrenheit and wished I hadnt.



Are you going to make us think? Shame on you. I'm on vacation and thinking
is the last thing on my mind.

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jlrogers±³©

For jl; 51C in American = '****ing hot'

Scotty


"jlrogers±³©" wrote in message
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"Flying Tadpole" wrote in
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And it's bloody hot in Adelaide too. i was able to back
out of going into
wild country this last couple of weeks, didn't think i'd
come back if I
did. I finally worked out what 51C is in fahrenheit and
wished I hadnt.



Are you going to make us think? Shame on you. I'm on
vacation and thinking
is the last thing on my mind.

--
jlrogers±³©

Scotty wrote:

For jl; 51C in American = '****ing hot'

Scotty

Yeah, but in Adelaide it's a "Dry heat"!

Cheers
Marty

Marty,

At a 133degrees what esle could it be but Dry

"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

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?

"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
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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©

"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
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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...