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They don't smile they smeter.
Laughing
A metric version of smile?
No. I still don't get it.
Smeters is just a misspelling of meters according to my spellchecker.
What the hell does a smetering face looks like?
A smelting grin, perhaps, with melting teeth sticking out?
Would 9mm be stamped on each melting tooth?
Brush your teeth and have a whiter smeter.
Smeter and the whole world smeters with you.
But do it behind closed doors.
This is not a R-rated board.
I get the angst against the metric system, I express that every day at work but the word play mile/meter was supposed to be funny.
Not the first time I've been wrong.
Sorry
Ye hath come thirtyscore furlongs that shalt separate sheep from goats, barley from oats, ships from boats and all that ye wilt be built.
Yet verily, verily, well, heck, maybe not.
So me dino am sorry too and is blue yet true.
Yet as Lt. Callahan said, "A man gots to know his limitations." Think that was Dirty Harry's "Magnum Force" flick.
They tried changing all the speed limit signs, our speedometers, our rulers... somehow it just didn't take.
But the other point to be made is our SAE system fits Earth and Humanity perfectly. Metric does not.
The only thing that needed improving is Cups/Spoons/oz's/squirts, Etc, We could have made that a little easier.
Counting on your fingers (dactylonomy) On one hand, use your thumb to touch each segment of the other fingers.
When you get to the last segment of your pinky, you're at 12, use the other hand to touch the first segment of that hand. That marks your first 12.
Each additional 12, advances the second hand segment count.
When you get to the the last segment of the second hand pinky, you're at 144. One gross. That's where it came from.
Before the abacus, people counted gross quantities using their fingers.
My dad just pointed to the wood pile.
"That wood ain't going to just chop itself"
Me dino long ago read that an unusually high number Neanderthal fossils show bone fractures causing scientists to speculate those cavemen were more prone to take on big wildlife such as
woolly mammoths head-on than would our sneakier species when we were not mating with them.
Especially enjoyed Starsky, the Tesla Tent, and How to Get There. Even if it does mean I'm approaching my 'best by' date!
Only 1 question:
WTF are in the first 10 aisles?
At this point, they could only exist so the anticipation of Aisle 11 BUILDS up and you don't just stroke out because you walked straight into that aisle...
Prove me wrong!
Excellent Stuff OUC!
You asked . . . LMAO
What could I possibly want that isn't in Aisle 11?
That's was what I was getting at!
LOL...
I promise you, I go that store with my wife... I am in Aisle 11... Until she sees my picture on the side of a Milk Carton in Aisle 1... LOL