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October
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- Running Late.
- Gas In Saskatoon, October 28, 2016.
- The Not So Big 40.
- Gas In Saskatoon, October 21, 2016.
- Mocking The Clickbait 2: But It Sounds Sciency.....
- Gas In Saskatoon, October 14, 2016.
- Speaking of Paper Bills....
- Still A Chance Of Paper.
- Goodbye, Mr. Ortiz.
- Mocking The Clickbait 1: Those Dastardly Villains!
- Cheer Up, Texas Rangers Fans.
- Gas In Saskatoon, October 7, 2016.
- Not My Favourite Exercise.
- 3 For 2.
- Swing.
- Someone Has To Do It.
- You Want Some Jacks? Okay.
- No Kaboom.
- October Thunder.
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2 comments:
When I was a kid back in the 1960s my parents and I went on a two-week vacation in western Ontario (International Falls/Fort Frances/Kenora/Atikokan/Dryden/Pakwash Provincial Park/Kakabeka Falls/Thunder Bay — which at that time was still the twin cities of Port Arthur and Fort William), and gasoline was sold by the Imperial gallon (5 US quarts to the gallon). When did Canada go to the metric system and start selling by the litre?
Metrification began in 1970. Wikipedia claims gas stations started to sell gas by the litre in 1979.
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