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danr
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Celsius

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[quote="JPG40504"]Yer age is showing!:eek:



'Today' it is 'Celsius'.:)

-12C = 10.4F] Totally fell right into it, forgot that "C" is now "C"esius :D
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You are right JPG, I am old, I was born the year the interenational community decided to use the term celsius (1948). In the future I will put "C" so that way I will not make that mistake again.
I beleive we just turned this thread to something else, and I am the one responsible, at least I started it by uploading some pictures and ...degrees with a scale of the past ...

Did Forest have any luck in uploading attachments with Safari ?
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camerio wrote:You are right JPG, I am old, I was born the year the interenational community decided to use the term celsius (1948). In the future I will put "C" so that way I will not make that mistake again.
I beleive we just turned this thread to something else, and I am the one responsible, at least I started it by uploading some pictures and ...degrees with a scale of the past ...

Did Forest have any luck in uploading attachments with Safari ?
See post #3 this thread.
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