Glckliches Neues Jahr!
Happy New Year!
John
Keiner ist hoffnungsloser versklavt als derjenige, der irrtmlich glaubt
frei zu sein.
There are none more hopelessly enslaved then those who falsely believe they
are free!
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Glckliches Neues Jahr!
Happy New Year!
John
Keiner ist hoffnungsloser versklavt als derjenige, der irrtmlich glaubt
frei zu sein.
There are none more hopelessly enslaved then those who falsely believe they
are free!
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On 14 Jan 2001, at 0:05, kilopascal wrote:
Procter Gamble, like any large company doesn't always march internally to
the same beat. I'm sure PG does not have a metric policy per se, but the
In the detergent aisle, I noticed something very dumb. A box of
SURF and a box of ALL powder
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Subject: Andy did not make the S.O.B. comment! [Yahoo! Clubs: Metric
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Toadman is right that Clinton and Gore did just about nothing to advance the
cause of
2001-01-14
This morning's Cleveland Plain Dealer ran a most interesting article
entitled: British nudist walks free, clad in smile after his trial.
This man, Vincent Bethell, 28 was arrested on numerous occasions on the
charge of breaking some 18-th century law of being a public nuisance by
2001-01-14
The inkwell is back together. I have no way of measuring the pitch other
than to try to screw it into a known nut. As I noted, the diameter is
"close to" M4. The screw will thread about 2 turns into an M4 x 0.7 mm nut
before binding. This tells me it is either an M4 screw with a
On Sun, 14 Jan 2001 12:24:12 -0500, "kilopascal"
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2001-01-14
This morning's Cleveland Plain Dealer ran a most interesting article
entitled: British nudist walks free, clad in smile after his trial.
This man, Vincent Bethell, 28 was arrested on numerous occasions on the
Try a hardware store, John. As I recall either the Home Depot or the
Lowe's (or both) stores near us have a thread try-gauge. I've got one
here at home, if you're desparate and want to ship me the screw.
Jim
kilopascal wrote:
2001-01-14
The inkwell is back together. I have no way of
My wife bought a 1 L bottle of fabric softener at either T.J. Max or
Marshals yesterday. The bottle's labels are entirely devoid of non-SI
units and are written entirely in French -- even the list of
ingredients. This tells me that our dual labeling laws are not enforced
perfectly. Aw, shucks!
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[2001-Jan-14]
A few days ago, while in Bournemouth, Dorset, UK, I visited the local
'Borders' bookshop, which is
Grt the screw, get some moldable paste, and roll the screw around
a corner, put it on a scanner and email JF just the image of the
thread !
On 14 Jan 2001, at 14:36, kilopascal wrote:
No, it isn't important. I was just curious. I don't think my mother would
want her inkwell taken apart
Kilopascal wrote in USMA 10466:
The inkwell is back together. I have no way of measuring the pitch other
than to try to screw it into a known nut. As I noted, the diameter is
"close to" M4. The screw will thread about 2 turns into an M4 x 0.7 mm nut
before binding. This tells me it is either
Bill Potts wrote in USMA 10472:
Han Maenen wrote:
the correct title
is the 'International Organisation for Standardisation'.
I suggest you return to their web site and check again.
It's International Organization for Standardization.
(American/International, not British spelling.)
Since
2001-01-14
Isn't it funny that the British who complain about the French, use French
spellings in English rather than American. Yet, they complain about "French"
measures. Go figure!!
Glckliches Neues Jahr!
Happy New Year!
John
Keiner ist hoffnungsloser versklavt als derjenige, der irrtmlich
It might have been Whithworth, but I think that it is an older metric
thread.
Before the Second World War France was usually able to keep out non
metric units and standards. It was in 1944/5 when the great ifp invasion
took
place in metric Europe, and the battle then raged on into the early
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