32 fluid ounces is about 0.02313 Firkins. HTH. >:-)

Post #26,152 by Another Scott 1/28/02 5:41:50 PM Reply	32 fluid ounces is about 0.02313 Firkins. HTH. >:-)
Post #26,184 by Ashton 1/28/02 8:21:43 PM Reply	Then a Firkin per fortnight necessitates 37+ containers of sugar water per day of the '32 oz' persuasion (ounces are used in countries unable to multiply or divide by 10, easily). I suspect that this amount.. might do approximately what it does to light metals: corrode, erode the pipes.. and might even explain the new popular disease here: diabetes (?) Ashton your Firkin moderator for tonight.
Post #26,376 by nking 1/29/02 3:05:53 PM Reply	32 oz is about 2 pounds. Then take those 2 pounds and turn them into Kilograms by whatever "magic math" formula it takes to do so. ~2.2 pounds per Kilogram, so almost 1 full Kilogram, over a Kilogram if they gt a refill. Also I had forgotten that soda uses CO2 to get the fizz in it. Even the water has traces of CO2 in it, carbonated water, because they use it to mix with the syrup to make soda. Sometimes if the machine isn't set up properly, there are traces of CO2 in the water they give. Litely carbonated water. "Will code Visual BASIC for cash."
Post #26,397 by a6l6e6x 1/29/02 4:21:56 PM Reply	But the 2 pounds of the water part are transient! :) Alex "Of course, you realize this means war." -B. Bunny
Post #26,436 by nking 1/29/02 7:28:08 PM Reply	A little secret about McDonald's and other fast food joints: The soda is their biggest rip-off, it is mostly water and most likely costs them only pennies to pump it into a cup. But they can charge $1USD or more for it. US Soda is like US Beer, very light and mostly water. :) "Will code Visual BASIC for cash."

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