RTFM units(1)

This kind of problem is easy if you use a computer ;-)

Unfortunately, units(1) has no support for shillings.

> >>> they run from  -40 deg Celsius to 85 degrees celcius.max.. how hot
> >>> is that?
> >> Sigh.. when will the rest of the world adopt the metric system.... ;=
-)
> > Some of us _like_ the english units. :-)
> =

> First, to answer the question: 85=B0C =3D 185=B0F.  Below the boiling p=
oint
> of water, but not by a whole lot; water at 85=B0 can give you a *nasty*=

> scald burn.
> =

> As for liking English units...well, I like them too, in much the same
> ways and contexts that I like pre-decimal English currency: it is
> interesting lore and lends itself to neat musings, but it's a right
> royal pain in the tochis when you want to get from information to
> conclusion with as few pitfalls as feasible.
> =

> 					der Mouse
> =

> 			       mouse@rodents.montreal.qc.ca
> 		     7D C8 61 52 5D E7 2D 39  4E F1 31 3E E8 B3 27 4B
> =