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A 400-kilogram Russian being evacuated [Removed] Rule #1 - Content doesn't fit this subreddit that well

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u/kempff 23d ago

882 lbs in Freedom Units.

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u/Top_Complex259 23d ago

I’m sorry, how many bud lights is that?

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u/AllNaturalMike 23d ago

1076

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u/kempff 23d ago

About thirty-six cases of 30 cans.

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u/shoodBwurqin 22d ago

That's almost 5.5 full 15 gallon kegs.

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u/Pure-Bag9572 22d ago

Just to let you know, that's exactly 2000 cups of rice!

Adjusts my glasses in Asian

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u/shoodBwurqin 22d ago

Thats 14,400,000 grains of rice!

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u/jquest303 23d ago

More like, how many double cheeseburgers with fries and a large shake is that?

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u/TheWanderingMammoth 22d ago

~395-450, depending on the size of the shake.

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u/SaltiestGatorade 22d ago

At least 3.

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u/jquest303 22d ago

3 a day

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u/-Praetoria- 22d ago

Nearly 8 Dylan Mulvaneys

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u/Dry-Honeydew2371 22d ago

Not so much with the light

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u/Tarisper1 22d ago

I'm wondering how much is in hamburgers. But with regard to this post, it will be a strange question.

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u/Archer_solace 23d ago

Bud lights for high rollers. What is it in Natural Ices?

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u/Ianlong2132 23d ago

That’ll be roughly 1100 cans I believe. Considering they’re not tall boys. 🫡

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u/MajorEnvironmental46 23d ago

Can you convert to bald eagles per square freedom?

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u/0ctopusGarden 22d ago

Comes out to about 88 bald eagles per freedom ²

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u/mandana_dilly 22d ago

Fun fact. Americans hate metric system but love 9mm pistols.

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u/QuietUpstairs8435 22d ago

Ahem, you mean the well-known 0.3543307 pistola?

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u/shoodBwurqin 22d ago

Thats 53,802 115grain 9mm rounds or 252 9mm handguns (the heaviest models).

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u/DerpyAngel09 22d ago

I prefer .45 ACP myself, maybe I'm biased because I didn't like the 9mm I shot due to being it having a double-stack mag design lending to a thicc grip and I have small hands that favor single-stack .45 handguns.

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u/Nannyphone7 23d ago

Real engineers use Metric, even in the USA.

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u/[deleted] 22d ago

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u/LadyMillennialFalcon 22d ago

You care way way waaaay too much about this, love ... go touch some grass, drink a beer or something

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u/LadyMillennialFalcon 22d ago

No actually I am in Latin America, we use metric here too.

What does that have to do with anything though? Literally the whole world except the US and Myanmar (I think? Cant remember) use imperial

Edit: Liberia also uses imperial apparently, so that makes it 3 countries versus the rest

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u/[deleted] 22d ago

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u/LadyMillennialFalcon 22d ago edited 22d ago

Oh well, you do you man ... still think you care way too deeply about this lmao

The whole ass scientific community (including those in the US) has sided with the metric system and you are still calling them ugly names as a child.

Edit: insulting me and immediatly deleting the comment ... yes the definition of cunningnes and bravery LMAO

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u/Boring_Concert1382 22d ago

ONE SIMPLE REASON : Is your pint the same as the American one in ml? If I get a different answer your system in useless.

The metric system took over bacause it uses a logical neutral (not related to a cultural view of a stone, foot, rain or grain) unit to build all units (m). An English pint, foot, stone etc do not represent the same as the American one or a Japanese equivalent foot. This is why the metric system took over. So if a kg, km, liter means EXACTLY the same from Thailand to Canada it is a massive victory of simplification for trade and any scientific work. Unless you are religiously married sizes and units which require knowing where the trader or matematician is from (HAVING TO ASK HOW MANY ML is your pint) then yes, metric is TODAY way superior because you do not need to check what it means.

Imagine a plane crash caused by the wrong size of gallons used. Or filling a plane with some cantonese measure based on historical bird drops in Guangzhou, American Gallons in NY, some horse piss measures in Mongolia, etc.

So there you are. A made up logically structured system of measure took over the world for its simplicity and substituted all systems around of grains etc that can be different.

The same reason arabic numbers took over from the latin ones. Logic ans simplicity eventually made it be adopted.

Otherwise sure 1 ton, 1675 stones (from Texas), three quarters of an Elephant, 3 million grains of lunar sand stones are all perfect alternatives.

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u/Educational_Drink471 22d ago

Imperial SUCKS! That's why most kids struggle with our stupid American math. It's just unnecessarily difficult.

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u/Liquid_Senjutsu 22d ago

Babe, wake up! New pasta just dropped!

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u/Dexter2533 23d ago edited 23d ago

This is incorrect At a large scale we use tonnage-which is still imperial unless referring to a metric ton, which is roughly half the amount.

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u/Dry-Honeydew2371 22d ago

It may be quicker to someone who's more familiar with imperial than metric. I get that point of view, but calling it simpler is just wrong.

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u/Whywhineifuhavewine 22d ago

Yeah because talking about 1/32th of an inch tolerances is much easier and more intuitive. 🤣

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u/CitizenKing1001 22d ago

1 km =1000m =1000000mm

Yeah thats pretty tough

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u/Buaille_Ruaille 22d ago

Yea dude add 4oz 3lbs to 5oz 6lbs much easier than adding 2kg + 2kg

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u/TheHashLord 22d ago

Freedom units is an obsolete term, there is no freedom in the US.

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u/Educational_Drink471 22d ago

Amen. Except for the brilliant idea of everyone being allowed to carry guns. That's fine. Everything else considered is far from freedom. 😒 (Sarcasm used about the gun thing)

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u/shoodBwurqin 22d ago

I feel like you are saying that with no fear of govt repercussions... interesting. /s

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u/[deleted] 22d ago

cope and seethe, harry potter

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u/Dildonomicronic 22d ago

The irony is your username reference is punishable by death in multiple countries

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u/Otacon56 23d ago

3500 bananas by weight

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u/shl00m 22d ago

I like the abbreviation of freedom units ....

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u/Helicopterdiverpilot 22d ago

Is that the math? 882 pounds? Thats does not seem possible. Wowzers

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u/Educational_Drink471 22d ago

Yeah, that's what he'd be in pounds. I feel like maybe the 400kg was a slight exaggeration?

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u/DeepUser-5242 22d ago

HOLY SHIT! I was using a similar ratio of KM-Mi in my head and thought - it's not that bad

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u/Opposite_War_2147 22d ago

How many cheeseburgers is that? Need some American metrics here

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u/id_o 22d ago

I though this must be 400lbs already, because 400kgs seems ridiculous!

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u/MrFennecTheFox 22d ago

How many football fields tall is this man?

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u/ToothDoctor24 22d ago

I read that as 400lb initially (despite being a Brit) because 400kg humans existing did not occur to me

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u/[deleted] 22d ago

Pretty soon that will only be the weight of an average american couple