...that isn't yours do you admit to it? Or do you put it back and pretend to have not broken it? I tried to unjam a stapler today with a coworker's letter opener. I ended up breaking off about 1mm of the letter opener. I put it back, and I intend to deny having anything to do with it. Usually I admit to breaking things, but this is a situation where admitting would only lead to a lecture. So &T, what do you do when you break something that's not yours?
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You fucking Americans need to switch to metric already.
As convenient as that would be, it would be way too hard. All road sides would have to be changed, no one would know wtf they were paying for if we bought gas by the liter instead of by the gallon, theres a huge list of reasons why we don't.
Considering that only 3 countries use imperial units (America being one) I say they should move to metric like the rest of us
Then we'll just be one step closer to a European style socialist government! :eek:
Do people really not know how to do it in their heads? America needs to teach this shit, this is why China is such a large economy - due to their use of the metric system, their manufacturing base has eaten into the American export market to a massive extent. WD America.
I like when I break something but can put it back/make it look normal again so the next person that touches or messes with it thinks they broke it.
Sadly when some cunt drove into a saftey guard over a weekend it was left untill us on monday to report it.
You left out the crucial third step, demand proof.
WTF does that have to do with the metric system?