Have you ever blown chunks in public?

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Have you ever blown chunks in public? - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 02-12-2008

Banana Wrote:Yeah, I'm pretty sure "pint" is a misnomer too. You guys use ounces right? A standard pint here is about 20 ounces.

a pint = 16 ounces. Thanks.

Have you ever blown chunks in public? - Banana - 02-12-2008

Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:The glass one is a pitcher. the plastic one is a small pitcher. Thanks.

You wold immediately identify yourself as a yankee if you used that language.

Have you ever blown chunks in public? - SanDog - 02-12-2008

CT280 Wrote:im not really a citizen, just working here for a really long time. these fuckers do drink beer though.

How long is really long? How do you like the strip club restraunts on every corner?

Have you ever blown chunks in public? - SanDog - 02-12-2008

Banana Wrote:You wold immediately identify yourself as a yankee if you used that language.

These days, that would be bad, eh?

Have you ever blown chunks in public? - Banana - 02-12-2008

Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:a pint = 16 ounces. Thanks.

Why don't you start your own thread about US conversions? Here, we are talking about Canadian beers. We don't follow rulez. We're stupid, remember?

Ps - Personally, I'm quite glad our pints are larger than your pints.

Have you ever blown chunks in public? - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 02-12-2008

Banana Wrote:You wold immediately identify yourself as a yankee if you used that language.

and that's a bad thing?

Have you ever blown chunks in public? - SanDog - 02-12-2008

That ain't all you got that bigger, is it Nana?

Also, I can't believe this has not been said yet.

Chunks is MY DOG!

Have you ever blown chunks in public? - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 02-12-2008

Banana Wrote:Why don't you start your own thread about US conversions? Here, we are talking about Canadian beers. We don't follow rulez. We're stupid, remember?

Ps - Personally, I'm quite glad our pints are larger than your pints.

So how do you know your pints are larger? Maybe your ounces are smaller and 20 of them is still less than 16 of ours? Thanks.

Have you ever blown chunks in public? - CT280 - 02-12-2008

SanDog Wrote:How long is really long? How do you like the strip club restraunts on every corner?

about another month or so, on top of the fucking 40 days ive already been here. strip clubs?? dude. i am on the shore of lake huron in the middle of nowhere. all it does is fucking snow with 50 mph winds.

Have you ever blown chunks in public? - Banana - 02-12-2008

Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:So how do you know your pints are larger? Maybe your ounces are smaller and 20 of them is still less than 16 of ours? Thanks.

I didn't convert from ounces, dipshit. I converted milliliters to YOUR ounces. We use the metric system.

One pint (in Canada) = 586 milliliters.

Have you ever blown chunks in public? - Banana - 02-12-2008

SanDog Wrote:Chunks is MY DOG!

So answer the question Sandog.

Have you ever blown chunks in public? - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 02-12-2008

SanDog Wrote:Chunks is MY DOG!

So your answer is yes?

Have you ever blown chunks in public? - SanDog - 02-12-2008

What the fuck is a milliliter?

Have you ever blown chunks in public? - SanDog - 02-12-2008

Yeah, I suck my dogs lipstick. So what?

Have you ever blown chunks in public? - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 02-12-2008

Banana Wrote:I didn't convert from ounces, dipshit. I converted milliliters to YOUR ounces. We use the metric system.

One pint (in Canada) = 586 milliliters.

milliliters are teh gay. just sayin'

Have you ever blown chunks in public? - Banana - 02-12-2008

1 milliliter = 0.033 814 022 202 ounce [US, liquid]

Have you ever blown chunks in public? - CT280 - 02-12-2008

ftr, a kilometer is much shorter than a mile, so 60 kmh does not equal 60 mph. that lesson cost me $150.

Have you ever blown chunks in public? - Flumper Barflusterbutt - 02-12-2008

Banana Wrote:1 milliliter = 0.033 814 022 202 ounce [US, liquid]

So, 29.57 milliliters = 1 ounce. You'd need 16 of those to make a pint.

473.176 millilters = 1 pint.

Have you ever blown chunks in public? - SanDog - 02-12-2008

I would be easier if you just did like 1 ounce= 1 ounce. That way when you use the expression 1 pint=1 pound, world around, you would not be having to do conversions.

Have you ever blown chunks in public? - Banana - 02-12-2008

CT280 Wrote:ftr, a kilometer is much shorter than a mile, so 60 kmh does not equal 60 mph. that lesson cost me $150.

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