Someone, somewhere’s pace!
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- idiomaddict@lemmy.worldtoPeople Twitter@sh.itjust.works•Acapolco Gold this Chick, Bird gave me, made me Freak Out and Flower Power3·13 hours ago
Huh. The only one whose meaning is obvious to me is the fake one.
I would have thought Ohio was more negative. Gen Z doesn’t remember the cuyahoga river catching fire more than a dozen times. Apparently you can even eat the fish from it now (determined between trump terms, so it might even be true)!
But milimiles would be redundant, it already gets its name from being roughly equivalent to a thousand of someone, somewhere’s (probably in Europe or the Mediterranean, but beyond that, who knows) paces.
We already have short tons, you don’t lose much precision by halving the number!
Although I do get the argument that using tons is confusing because there are metric tons as well, and with only a 10% difference, it won’t be as obvious as if you confuse pounds and kilos or feet and meters
That’s totally a Memphis version of the Maxwell Epstein picture
- idiomaddict@lemmy.worldtoBrand New Sentence@lemmy.today•One of our quirks as a species is that we think our food is bland if it doesn't have enough poison in it.English1·9 days ago
I’m so glad I learned that I could digest rocks as an adult. I don’t think the second part of that warning would have been enough to deter me as a kid.
Are the wheels non-ferrous metal or just not a strong enough magnet to interfere?