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me neither. when i went to school, we used metric system (MKS) in Science classes, but in wood work/metalwork/ etc. it was inches. our teacher was ex-RAF WWII Hurricane pilot. who said meters are for putting shillings in (nickels in USA).
When I went to school (finished mid nineties) we were taught both metric and imperial systems, but predominantly metric of course. I can get along with both fine enough but metric makes much more sense as a whole.
What doesn't make sense is the US practice of dividing inches up into units of 10 and 100. WTF ?