What annoys you?

What annoys me? Hmm..

It's sort of annoys me when people I do a detailed analyse for, either don't answer, or put the responsibility on me and think I'm the one to do all the job. We're here to help for good, trying to be nice.
Glad we have lots of new users that are happy with what we're doing here at SF!

That's just my thought.

noobvious said:

Phone Man said:

Barman58 said:

Generalizations

Most of them are wrong anyway

Most would agree with that.

Jim

Clever!

Hmmmmmmm, that would be telling. Why make it easier for the SOBs?

panais said:

Britton30 said:

A chill factor of -65F, not uncommon here.

65 degrees Fahrenheit = 18.3 degrees Celsius

Chill....

no, Minus65 F= Minus 53.88888888888889 Celsius.:)

Britton30 said:

panais said:

Britton30 said:

A chill factor of -65F, not uncommon here.

65 degrees Fahrenheit = 18.3 degrees Celsius

Chill....

no, Minus65 F= Minus 53.88888888888889 Celsius.:)

That will require more than just a sweater and slippers, then....

Barman58 said:

Generalizations

Most of them are wrong anyway

LOL!

Britton30 said:

panais said:

Britton30 said:

A chill factor of -65F, not uncommon here.

65 degrees Fahrenheit = 18.3 degrees Celsius

Chill....

no, Minus65 F= Minus 53.88888888888889 Celsius.:)

Yes. whs helped me with this. ""I think you got that wrong. He says MINUS 65F - that is about minus 60C""

Though is a bit extreme cold. -60C is for the north pole. BRRRR...... Is Gary eskimo?

Centigrade is convenient in that 0 is the freezing point of water and 100 is the boiling point. Kelvin, however, can be said to have a more positive attitude. There can be no negative value. If it hits 0 that's the ball game. :) Although I have to admit it's only "self-documenting" on one end of the scale. 273 degrees just to get an ice cube is hardly intuitive.

An explanation
Wind chill - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia