Short of tearing down every frame built house in the country (just about all of them) and rebuilding them in metrics, they would have to re-label all of the 4' by 8' sheets of plywood to a metric measurement equal to 4' and 8' respectively. What metric measurement would they use? Meters? That would be .37161.22m x .74322.43m. Centimeters? That would be 3716.122cm x 7432.243cm. How would that be to call your lumber yard and ask if they had 20 sheets of 371612.2mm x 743224.3mm plywood on hand. See what I mean? My wife dosen't think and work in that world and refuses to listen. All she knows about is her little test tubes with graduations on them and little scales with numbers. But she continues to drive her BMW 75mph, buy butter by the pound, etc. (;>))
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