^CJust multiply inches by 2.54 and you will get centim^Dmeters The feet multiplied by .305 will gi^Gve you equivalent m^Ceters

Just multiply pounds by .45 a^C7nd you'll get kil^Fograms it's true The ga^Cdimllons by 3^C.7^Am9 will t^Dmurn into lit^Gers for yo^Cu!

^FSubtract 32 from degrees Fahrenheit, the result you keep it in m^Gmind (Why?) If you multiply that with fi^Gve over nine,

and you'll get Celsius just f^Cine ^FThe yards and the miles are things of the past

Use meters, and go ki^Dmlometers ^EdimGet out of the english, we're ^Fmodern at ^Dmlast

The sy^Gmstem of m^Cetric is ^Fbetter