• Pietrasagh
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    223 days ago

    Not only euros. 95.8% of world population have no idea why you measure length with your body parts.

    • @GodricOP
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      93 days ago

      Wait what part of my body is a mile? Are you calling me fat? :,[

      • Pietrasagh
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        31 day ago

        Mile is defined as 5280 feet, isn’t it?

        I would never called you fat! Maybe slightly overweight 🤣

        Funniest imperial unit I see in my work from time to time is pressure in psf. Punds per square foot - very painfull unit.

      • @ByteJunk
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        73 days ago

        It’s OK maybe it’ll still grow.

    • @GodricOP
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      22 days ago

      That’s wild all the world decided to use a European measurement system, how did that happen?

    • @[email protected]
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      32 days ago

      I pronounce kilo more with an ee sound, like keylo, so I read it as skeelometre, which sounds really funny, like I’m doing a bad impression of an eastern European accent

  • @uebquauntbez
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    02 days ago

    So there’s one single method left. The new communicator developed by Apple: iSlam!

  • Swordgeek
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    03 days ago

    That’s kilometre.

    Ironivally, the only country that officially uses kilometer is…the US.

    • @[email protected]
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      62 days ago

      only country that officially uses kilometer is…the US

      Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden all use Meter

    • Ephera
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      103 days ago

      Here in Germany, it’s also called “kilometer”, albeit in our German bastardization of Ancient Greek.

      • @Klear
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        2 days ago

        Strč prst skrz krk.

        One of my life’s greatest achievements was convincing a guy from Brazil that the sentence above is not ridiculously stupid.

    • @pyre
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      02 days ago

      nah a lot of people around the world use US spelling because it is more accessible and generally makes more sense than french