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Subject: Kilolitres - Just Say No.

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Ed Harris (London)

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Date Posted: 17:18:12 01/07/05 Fri
In reply to: Dave (UK) 's message, "Metric Martyrs" on 17:00:46 01/07/05 Fri

I think that they were all fined a large number of pounds (in hundreds, I imagine) and their scales confiscated and they were obliged to replace them with metric ones. Many of them only bring them out for their six-monthly local authority inspections.

One of the martyrs spoke at a rally I went to in London a while back, and, along with the Australian Monarchist League bloke and, of course, the wonderful Chris Gill and Teddy Taylor, was the best speaker there. What he says about the EU, in his broad geordie accent, makes Nigel Farrage sound like Michael Heseltine.

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Author: Jim (Canada) [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 17:22:14 01/07/05 Fri With Ireland going over to kilometres per hour, am I correct in assuming that this is just the Republic? Is Northern Ireland, as part of the UK, remaining in miles per hour, the same as Great Britain? If so, you will get a situation the same as the Canada-USA border. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]