Friday, January 21, 2011
Ski joke: Why ski trails are measured in kilometers
The world needs more ski jokes; here's my attempt to provide something new:
The top ten reasons ski trails are measured in meters and kilometers, not feet and miles
1. When the woods are lovely, dark and deep, skiers would rather not have miles to go before they sleep
2. Skiers’ feet are stinky
3. C’mon, would you rather ski 30 miles or 30K?
4. Three words: One World Government
5. “5 K” sounds way cooler than “3.2 M”
6. That’s how they measure distance in Finland and Norway...and all the rest of the industrialized world
7. Chicks dig “clicks”
8. Gives the Italian, Swedish and Norwegian skiers homefield advantage wherever they compete
9. “Short” and “long” were already taken
10. Since ski wax temperatures are in Celsius, it’s easier to make the conversion
Labels:
literature,
North Shore History,
skiing
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