If the date format is not YYYY-MM-DD it can fuck right off.

Now this is the kind of shitposting I can get behind.

I like that every bar has a different scaling.

I love the mental gymnastics which have gone into the making of this infographic. Gold!

Thanks! I hate it.

But in all honesty, this is almost like being inside a Canadian's brain. I have to translate back and forth at work all the time, and even cooking involves converting things back and forth. I have no idea how many drams to a gallon, so I'll convert ounces to mL, then scale as necessary, and then convert back to US customary because the measuring cups and spoons are labelled in American.

Don't Americans normally say "4th of July"?

Fuck yeah. Because 100 being the temperature of a random woman measured during her menstrual cycle totally makes sense.

I actually agree that the metric system has nice round numbers, but this graphic is a hilarious rebuttal to the first one that just draws pictures to make their preferred system look like it fits into the pretty pictures.

Two can play at that game, lol.

"Base 12" is nice because it is easy to divide into halves, quarters, thirds as whole numbers. The rest is a bit of a mess though, I guess.

I actually like fahrenheit for weather. 0 is really fucking cold, 100 is really fucking hot.

I'm happy with metric generally speaking - except for Celsius when talking about ambient temperature. I will die on that hill. Freezing/boiling point of water is a ridiculous point of reference for temperature as experienced by humans.

Fahrenheit: 0 = really cold; 100 = really hot

Celsius: -17.778 = really cold; 38.333 = really hot

Not to mention that the Celsius grading is too big requiring use of tenths when discussing weather and setting a thermostat...