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Re: OT - Fuel mileage north of the border
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Posted by George 2 on December 31, 2005 at 15:35:13 from (216.46.141.114):
In Reply to: OT - Fuel mileage north of the border posted by haymeadow52 on December 30, 2005 at 19:44:50:
In the late 1970's that stupid Liberal Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau pushed us hook line and sinker in the metric system. It is still a bastardized system 30 years later. For example all my yields are still in bu/acre and we get paid in $/bu for our crops. For a while they quoted them in $/tonne. No one seemed to understand so the local elevators went back to $/bu. Same with spraying as rates are quoted in liters/acre now instead of gallons per acre. They tried pushing liters/hectare but no one liked that. I think if Trudeau had half a brain he would of realized that you can't convert a country over night and that it will take many many years to do so. I still figure out my gas mileage in miles per gallon. No one uses that stupid liters/100 km except the car companies on their new car window stickers.
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