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#29 - matannn ONLINE (01/08/2013) [-]
Celsius degree system
Point of freezing - 0 degrees celsius
Point of boiling - 100 degrees celsius
Fahrenheit system
Point of freezing - 32 degrees fahrenheit
Point of boiling - 212 degrees fahrenheit
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User avatar #153 to #29 - ningyoaijin (01/08/2013) [-]
Has it ever occurred to you that freezing and boiling water don't have to be milestones on a thermometer?
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User avatar #158 to #153 - matannn ONLINE (01/08/2013) [-]
Yeah, but this is one of the most common uses
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User avatar #55 to #29 - grahamcracker (01/08/2013) [-]
Fahrenheit system
General range of naturally occurring temperatures - 0-100 degrees fahrenheit
Seems kind of useful for weather and temperature.
Obviously it isn't useful otherwise.
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User avatar #72 to #55 - rainbowrush (01/08/2013) [-]
I have used both. For daily use, there isn't any difference, at all. For science and shit, Celsius is so much better.
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#44 to #29 - N. Korean citizen (01/08/2013) [-]
Fahrenheit isn't based on the freezing and boiling points of water. It's based on the freezing point of brine and the average human body temperature (which was exactly 96 until someone made a mistake).
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