I'm probably part of the exception which doesn't want to see road signs metrified (cough).
I like travelling from one country to another and seeing the difference - it's part of local culture and customs. I'm just not understanding this big push for everyone to be identical and live in identical countries.
Where would the US/UK economy be without hour-long icebreaking business lunches about the differences between the two nations - specifically driving on the right/left, metric/imperial, etc...?:)
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I'm probably part of the exception which doesn't want to see road signs metrified (cough).
:)
I like travelling from one country to another and seeing the difference - it's part of local culture and customs. I'm just not understanding this big push for everyone to be identical and live in identical countries.
Where would the US/UK economy be without hour-long icebreaking business lunches about the differences between the two nations - specifically driving on the right/left, metric/imperial, etc...?