Daisy Leigh BreneckiWHAT DO YOU MEAN, 1 FLUID OUNCE OF WATER DOESNT WEIGH 1 OUNCE
America are you OK over there???
WHAT DO YOU MEAN, A FLUID OUNCE IS DIFFERENT IN THE US AND UK
AND THEN THE US HAS A THIRD DIFFERENT FLUID OUNCE
Russell Keith-Magee@daisy Yes... and I'm afraid I have bad news for you about Australian Tablespoons. https://youtu.be/PWbfVcDcfFw?t=349
Cursed Units 3: The British Empire Strikes Back
Jannis Leidel@freakboy3742 @daisy Fuuuuuuu!!! Liter. Fucking use liter.
Hugo van Kemenade@jezdez @daisy Look, can’t we just agree that the FFF system is what we should standardize on? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FFF_system
Noah K@freakboy3742 @jezdez ahem https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beer_in_Australia#Beer_glasses (one of my favorite tables on Wikipedia)
Alyssa Coghlan@daisy @coderanger @freakboy3742 @jezdez Is a big one a schooner or a pint? Is a small one a pot/middy or a schooner? (I mostly just ask for a schooner or a pint, and haven't been to Adelaide/SA this century, so SA's "two sizes of pint" shenanigans don't affect me)
@ancoghlan @coderanger @freakboy3742 @jezdez Usually bartenders will interpret “a big one” as “the biggest size we have” and “a small one” as “the smallest size we have”.