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[challenge entry] Your Local Weather

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(bluecorvet, Sat 15 Nov 2003, 3:52, archived)
# that's °fahrenheit
i assume.
(acheta, Sat 15 Nov 2003, 3:54, archived)
# i'm not sure
it was used widely in victorian times
(vork and burlap, Sat 15 Nov 2003, 3:58, archived)
#
Until the 1970s the Fahrenheit scale was in general common use in the English-speaking countries; the Celsius, or centigrade, scale was employed in most other countries and for scientific purposes worldwide. Since that time, however, most English-speaking countries have officially adopted the Celsius scale. The conversion formula for a temperature that is expressed on the Celsius representation is: F = (9/5 C) + 32.

chem.oswego.edu/chem209/Misc/fahrenheit.htm
(acheta, Sat 15 Nov 2003, 4:01, archived)
# 28°?
Bit warm for icebergs...
(vork and burlap, Sat 15 Nov 2003, 3:56, archived)
# no it's not
if you believe in miracles!*

*bursts into song*
(I helped save b3ta! sof sof, Sat 15 Nov 2003, 4:02, archived)
# I belive in mackerels
where you from?
you fishy thing.
(I helped save b3ta! Professor Fnord Regius Professor of B3ta Chronology, Sat 15 Nov 2003, 4:04, archived)
# i'm from
Spam the Board Until I Get My 1000th Post Tonight Land
where you from?
(I helped save b3ta! sof sof, Sat 15 Nov 2003, 4:06, archived)
# this
substanceoverform.com/animations/gh-waterHQ.gif.htm is reminding me of Jaaaam by Chris Morris

Especially since the audio is all crapped up like an mp3 trying to be decoded by just a wav player. I don't think it's intentional but it really makes the whole thing very much more like one of the starts to an episode of Jam
(I helped save b3ta! Professor Fnord Regius Professor of B3ta Chronology, Sat 15 Nov 2003, 4:12, archived)
# on closing the window it appears the audio is from your profile
not that particular image
(I helped save b3ta! Professor Fnord Regius Professor of B3ta Chronology, Sat 15 Nov 2003, 4:13, archived)
# i'd llike to start working in Flash more often.
Does m3ta exist yet as a seperate entity?
(I helped save b3ta! sof sof, Sat 15 Nov 2003, 4:22, archived)