• captainlezbian
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      He’s very tall and she’s pretty short, both with regards to average for their gender.

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      6’5" is about 1.95m 5’2" is about 1.52m

      • NιƙƙιDιɱҽʂ
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        You know, I have always used feet to measure height, but somehow seeing the difference in meters is significantly more eye opening as to just how insanely different those heights are.

        Edit: Although I think you might have meant 1.57 for 5’2" 😅

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      These are real units.
      One is 6 minutes, 5 seconds and the other is 5 minutes, 2 seconds.

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      The bf & gf are 1.222x10^35 and 9.842×10^34 planck lengths, respectively.

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      She was as tall as a 7 year old Norwegian pine sapling exposed to ideal soil and water conditions and he was as tall as a female giraffe’s asshole.

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      Use your superior education that you got in your non-US country and do the math. Yeah the units are stupid and Americans are uneducated. But we can at least do the conversions.

      • Captain Aggravated@sh.itjust.works
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        I’ve gone on this tirade plenty of times, but inches aren’t stupid. 12 inches to a foot makes a lot of sense for problems we’ve had to solve for millennia, because it’s 3 times a power of two. For things like woodoworking it actually makes more sense than the metric system.

        “But 10 deciliters in a liter” Using a tape measure, mark out 1/3rd of the thickness of a standard 19mm sheet of plywood. I’ll be over here doing the same with 3/4" plywood by marking at 1/4".

        Maybe we shouldn’t be selling Europe any weapons that work.

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        But we can at least do the conversions.

        And he usually doesn’t need to, since the civilised word is using metric system.