Comments by "L\x27aviateur du TRPG" (@TRPGpilot) on "Does a BIGGER Radiator Actually Do Anything?" video.

@samc.9328 As kilograms is the globally used unit of mass and this is YouTube a global platform, what else would anyone else think he meant if not kg? . . .
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160 kilograms is still a lot. Keep up the good work, you will reach a healthy mass soon.
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@cpscps2679 Try and get a passport one day, you might just be able to use it and travel one day, broaden your horizons and not make a fool of yourself on a Global platform . . .
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@blaaaaaaaa2017 Cant remember anyone enquiring or even expressing any interest of who you are, where you are from or what cute party tricks you can perform?
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@ShortArmStrongArm The people that went to the moon were for sure not idiots like you because your Space Agency uses metric, they need to work with other countries who all use metric. Gosh, its embarrassing that stupid people like you are allowed access to the internet . . .
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@SlawcioD No NASA uses metric because that's the internationally used system, the SI system. Are you really that ignorant to think 'Germany' is the reason? How old are you? 12? . . .
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@SlawcioD Do you have a passport? Perhaps you should get one and travel more. NASA uses metric because that's the internationally used system. Aviation uses feet for altitude and Nautical miles for distance and speed. That's all. Outside of the USA however fuel, payload, fuel burn/load etc. are all metric. Some countries are even all metric for speed/distance/altitude. I know, I have flown them.
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@SlawcioD Do you live in the UK? If you did, you would know that besides road speeds and distances, (beer glasses, milk labelled in pints, but is produced in litres) its all metric and nobody under 45 speak in anything besides metric except for the afore mentioned exceptions.
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