Monday, May 17, 2004

American clothes sizes

I love ebay. Whatever you can think of you could probably buy, just try it. Just to test out ebay's randomness, i searched for a "garlic crusher" and found two listings. Maybe someday i'll be lazy enough to order a garlic crusher off the internet instead of going down the road to the local shop.
That would take some foresight though, since the garlic crusher would probably be delivered in 3 to 4 days if i'm lucky. That means i'll have to know 3 days in advance that i'm going to be indulging in some culinary experimenting that might require the crushing of a few cloves of garlic. If that was the case, wouldn't it be easier if i picked up the garlic crusher from the store as i'm buying the food? UNLESS i'll be ordering the groceries online.. then maybe i could synchronize it so that crusher would arrive at the same time as the delivery man from Tesco. Highly doubtful, since i never engage myself in any cooking that requires anything more than simple boiling of pasta or rice. So this whole dicussion was pointless.

I love ebay. i recently ordered an item of clothing from the american ebay website, and it was listed as XL. That is, more or less, the size of clothes that i usually buy from the UK. Unfortunately, American XL is around twice the UK size.
I'm glad McDonald's have decided to eliminate their supersize scheme in the States.

2 Comments:

At 3:30 PM , Blogger Major_Grooves said...

You need the garlic crusher of the gods!

 
At 9:25 AM , Blogger reetajenet said...

At the request of our surfers we are adding this guide to European and American clothing sizes. We hope you find it useful. Please note, however, that in the United States there's no real standard for sizing clothes, and the more expensive the clothes are, the smaller the sizes.
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