Do brits say "gas kilometerage" instead of "gas mileage"?

>American goes to fill up with gas
>comes out as a liquid

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no because we measure distance and speed in miles

gas the

Kah Em Hah

>bogan goes to fill up with petroleum
>gets a product refined by superior countries into gasoline suitable for a vehicle engine

we say miles per gallon, we don't use the word 'gas' unless talking about liquid petrolium gas powered cars

we don't use kilometers m8, all road shit is in imperial

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Yes.

Would've been a lot cooler if Arabic was transcribed on there too

I don't know but pepe is a lot better for replies than it is for OPs.

Will this soon be converted to metric like everything else? I don't see the point in clinging to this one. I think you'd probably still use the word mileage out of familiarity though.

My last poop clinged to my bootyhole

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more like
>bogan goes to fill up with petroleum
>nothing comes out because the abos drank it all

like in michigan? the only such thing I know of is the sign for brick lane is written in bengali as a nod to the long history of indian people who live there
i think some newer signs are in both but people think and talk about road stuff in miles, but everything else in metric, apart from milk and beer which is in pints and bodyweight which is in stones (14lb in a stone) it's pretty silly

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it would require the replacement of our entire road sign network and theres no drive to do it so i doubt it.

we say kilometrage in spain
is that bad

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Just backasswards like your country

To let you know it's a retarded thread.

It is unwieldy to say and would sound weird, but it's objectively fine I think.

yes

why is it backwards ? arent kilometers newer than miles ?
it never sounded wierd for me, i guess i got used to it
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That actually does sound fine in Spanish.

same in latam, but is actually Kilometraje, not kilometraGe

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ni perdón ni olvido

perdoname porfa vor

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Yes
KEK

What do Aussies and Poo Peelanders say?

We say "fuel efficiency" or "fuel economy" most of the time. When actual figures are needed they are given as litres used per 100 kilometres of travel or "litres per hundred" for short.

Do Australians really fill up with car with fuel by letting an Abbo piss into it?

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