If The Hour is a Canadian show, then shouldn't Mile-a-Minute be Kilometre-a-minute? I realize that mile a minute is a saying, and that kilometre isn't as catchy, but shouldn't we be using the unit of measurement that so many young Canadians have grown up with?
Well, on the other hand, I guess the whole purpose of The Hour is to do things out of the norm.
Ok, I realize that that was quite ridiculous, but it was bugging me, and I wanted to get it out of my mind. That's what blogs are for anyway, right? Well, thanks for listening to yet another of my rants!
-Becky
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How about a klick a minute. But that's slower than a mile a minute. I think it would take something like 4 kilometre-a-minute to keep up. I started my education walking miles to school (up hill both ways)so I am comfortable with miles Becky.
Klick-a-minute would work very well. I could get behind that.
And I had to walk miles to school uphill both ways as well - barefoot.
Kilometre a... Kount of 85 Sekonds?
It just doesn't ring..
I feel sorry for you guys, you sound like my dad. He had to walk miles to school up hill both ways, barefoot, in St. Johns' blizzard.
Righto.
I guess here we are pretty messed up where units are concerned, we use kilometers, but are stuck with pounds...
Klick-a-minute would work well!
Before the start of Season 2, the whole gang met up for a beer. George and I discussed "metre-a-minute," but I suppose we wouldn't want anyone to think we're slow... eh?
I like klick-a-minute too, though. But it doesn't have the advantage of alliteration.
((((Jeremy))))
Good to see you back Jeremy. Thanks for the feedback!
Metre-a-Minute would be very slow.
I think you made the right choice with Mile-a-Minute.
Alliteration is always good... and going a meter a minute would be ssllooww.
Klick-a-minute is good, but then, I like the whole "m" theme.
How about kilometre on the clock? Kind of cumbersome...
ooohhh, I like...
Not as catchy as mile-a-minute, but witty, and keeps the alliteration.
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