2022

[RJSakowski]

I much prefer gizzards. Gives you something to really chew on.

Never been a fan of gizzards. My Mom once made chicken foot soup. She got a resounding no confidence vote on that one. We weren't poor enough that we couldn't be picky.

 

[Ken from ontario]

 

[NCjeeper]

 

[RJSakowski]

 

[RJSakowski]

 

[NCjeeper]

 

[Dhal22]

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Damn right. The calendar isn't metric, the clock isn't. We do just fine here.

 

[matthewsx]

Damn right. The calendar isn't metric, the clock isn't. We do just fine here.

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Two kinds of country?

We return after a break with a short article from one of our supporters about a recent film release

metricviews.uk

My dad worked on the Saturn V, I’m kinda sensitive about this stuff.

John

 

[IamNotImportant]

Two kinds of country?

We return after a break with a short article from one of our supporters about a recent film release

metricviews.uk

My dad worked on the Saturn V, I’m kinda sensitive about this stuff.

John

Wondering if he knew anyone that worked at AEDC

 

[Bi11Hudson]

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Sad but true, many (most?) Americans are not conversant with any abstract form of measurement, be it meters, yards, or frotz. I have no idea how large an "olympic swimming pool" is, but from my window to the back (inside) fence is 105 feet, roughly 30 meters. I am more comfortable with Imperial over Metric simply because I learned it in childhood. Conceded that "half of this or a quarter of that" is easier to visualize. But for important things, my coffee pot is rated, and marked as, a 10 cup pot. But my coffee mug holds a little over 3 cups from the pot. Marketing, I think. . .

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