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Posted by BTG on Sep-13-2009 08:19:

How many KMs do you drive a week

I drive about 700 average, maybe 800 on a busy week.

Posted by Sushipunk on Sep-13-2009 08:23:

You probably should have included 'miles' in your title, or question.

No need to confuse the poor American folks

Posted by BTG on Sep-13-2009 08:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Sushipunk
You probably should have included 'miles' in your title, or question.

No need to confuse the poor American folks

fuck the americans and their miles.

and their inches. pounds and all that bullshit.

WATER FREEZES AT 0

Posted by Sunsnail on Sep-13-2009 08:26:

km<->mi is easy enough x1.6 or x.6

Posted by Sushipunk on Sep-13-2009 08:26:

WATER BOILS AT 100

NICE ROUND NUMBERS FOR THE WIN

Posted by winston on Sep-13-2009 08:27:

I like 0 ... alot.

Posted by Sushipunk on Sep-13-2009 08:28:

quote:
Originally posted by winston
I like 0 ... alot.

'Alot' is not a word, so I can only assume you hate 0.

Posted by winston on Sep-13-2009 08:55:

thank you, lira.

Posted by Ian on Sep-13-2009 09:06:

I don't but I ride about 150-200kms on my bike & walk a lot more too.

Posted by winston on Sep-13-2009 09:10:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/cricket/default.stm

Posted by D-res on Sep-13-2009 09:14:

I agree American system is fucked up. Metric is all by tens, why the hell wouldnt we use it? I drive about 100-200mi a week. I deliver for a pizza chain and our delivery area is unusually large.

Posted by winston on Sep-13-2009 09:17:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/cr...-Cricketer.html

just... so ...

Posted by Sushipunk on Sep-13-2009 09:20:

quote:
Originally posted by winston
thank you, lira.

You're welcome. My name is Stuart though.

Posted by Sunsnail on Sep-13-2009 09:25:

Posted by Fledz on Sep-13-2009 09:28:

quote:
Originally posted by BTG
fuck the americans and their miles.

and their inches. pounds and all that bullshit.

WATER FREEZES AT 0

QFT

I drive anywhere between 800-1200km a week. A lot of it in traffic. FML.

Posted by Domesticated on Sep-13-2009 11:38:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
I don't but I ride about 150-200kms on my bike & walk a lot more too.

We get it, you're not fat anymore. Shut the fuck up about your stupid bike.

Posted by Silky Johnson on Sep-13-2009 11:48:

I don't actually drive, but I commute about 600km a week to and from school. I walk pretty much everywhere in town.

Posted by Ian on Sep-13-2009 11:54:

quote:
Originally posted by Domesticated
We get it, you're not fat anymore. Shut the fuck up about your stupid bike.

so much teen angst there. You should have a blog.... again.

Posted by Domesticated on Sep-13-2009 12:07:

quote:
Originally posted by Ian
so much teen angst there. You should have a blog.... again.

Teen angst? I'm older than you.

Nice try anyway. Back on your bike.

Posted by echosystm on Sep-13-2009 15:14:

Google tells me I live 2km from work. I guess I drive about 20km a week, including weekends.

Posted by LeopoldStotch on Sep-13-2009 15:23:

it varies. on occassion, about 85km a week, and other times about 525 km. depends on where i'm going.

Posted by The_G0dfather on Sep-13-2009 15:53:

600 to 800 a week

average consumption around about 9-10 liters of pretol / 100 k

fuck diesels

Posted by ToF on Sep-13-2009 15:59:

quote:
Originally posted by Domesticated
We get it, you're not fat anymore. Shut the fuck up about your stupid bike.

LOL Fuck that was just harsh. You come across as a wanker.

Posted by Ian on Sep-13-2009 16:13:

quote:
Originally posted by ToF
LOL Fuck that was just harsh. You come across as a wanker.

he usually does

quote:
Originally posted by Domesticated
Teen angst? I'm older than you.

Nice try anyway. Back on your bike.

Ok. you get back to your blog, me to my bike. You were funny when you were using your pent up aggression on musicians.

Posted by shaw on Sep-13-2009 17:23:

250 miles a week, so about 47,863 km.

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