Not really a LOA....

[Kaiser Mors V]

I'm reaallly sick right now and just started a new semester. So I'm gonna be less then active for a week. My Steward has permission to conduct affairs in my absence.

That is all.

[hypatias mom]

I hope your health improves quickly, Your Niftiness. Please return to us as soon as you are well.

[Andreas the Wise]

No mere mortal illness can keep his niftyness down for long!

[Harald of Froyalan]

I wish you a speedy recovery, Your Niftiness.

[Neike Taika-Tessaro]

Get better soon!

[Kaiser Mors V]

Considering what I got put my co-worker in the hospital with a 103 fever... and had me to the point of having trouble walking yesterday.. we shall see..

[Jonas]

Considering what I got put my co-worker in the hospital with a 103 fever... and had me to the point of having trouble walking yesterday.. we shall see..

103 degrees = dead

[Jacobus Loki]

We wish you a speedy recovery.


(LOOT! PILLAGE!)

No, not really!?

[Jacobus Loki]

103 degrees = dead

No, not really. I've made it through 104.5 myself a few times, (which may explain alot.)

(Of course that's Fahrenheit.)

[Kaiser Mors V]

Stone Jacobar, I ran into the other day, had 105 for 2 hours due to the same virus...

[hypatias mom]

Just don't try to overdo while so ill. It would sap your strength and make your recovery longer.

[Kaiser Mors V]

yeah, since I was having trouble walking monday, I didn't go to work on tuesday.

[hypatias mom]

Sounds like a smart move. Get well soon. You are in my prayers.

[Jonas]

103 degrees = dead

No, not really. I've made it through 104.5 myself a few times, (which may explain alot.)

(Of course that's Fahrenheit.)

We don't use Fahrenheit

[Jacobus Loki]

In Celsius, 103 = boiled.

[hypatias mom]

Jonas--

In Fahrenheit, 98.6 is normal body temperature. It is equal to 37 Celcius. 107F is usually as high as a fever can go before brain damage and death can occur. In Celcius, 100 is the boiling temperature of water. In Fahrenheit, it is a mild fever. The United States still uses Fahrenheit for taking temperatures in most cases.

[Jonas]

In Fahrenheit, 98.6 is normal body temperature. It is equal to 37 Celcius. 107F is usually as high as a fever can go before brain damage and death can occur.

Thanks for the information, now I'm a little bit smarter

[Kaiser Mors V]

In Shireroth we use Metric officially.. isn't that cool?

[Liam conToketi]

I wish I could say the same for Toketi, but no one else wants to use it...typical american...

[hypatias mom]

Apparently our Kaiser decided to move us into the future when he set up our country to run on metric units. Hooray for undecipherable units of measure. (Most of us Americans use metric units only when forced to do so.)

[Liam conToketi]

I use metric consistently because I have trouble visualizing imperial units over distances longer than a foot...then it confuses everyone because they don't know metric...

[hypatias mom]

Those of us who learned metric units only when we arrived in high school or college science or math classes still find it difficult to shift over to metric. It just doesn't seem natural. But, using the English measures of length, weight and time such as span, stone and fortnight, isn't natural either. It's all a matter of what you are accustomed to.

[Jacobus Loki]

Bring back Sterling units!

2/6/3d

Damn. No "pound" Key........

[hypatias mom]

Not here in America. We also don't have a key for the euro, the yen, the erb. We have to make do with the dollar sign. Oh, well.

[Jonas]

Not here in America. We also don't have a key for the euro, the yen, the erb. We have to make do with the dollar sign. Oh, well.

I have the dollar and pound, but no euro

[Kaiser Mors V]

EURrb!

I think it actually went through the Landsraad not decree, long ago.

[hypatias mom]

Your Niftiness--

Where did you get the key for the erb?

[Kaiser Mors V]

EUR Alt-0128 Hold alt then use your num pad (numlock on) and hit 0128 while still holding Alt. æ is Alt-0230 thus we can get Prætor.

And here's an oldy but a.. err... oldy.. µ Alt-0181

[hypatias mom]

Thank you. I can't wait to actually use these in future posts.