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How big is lemmy nowadays
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that's about 30 toothpaste length
Can I have that in rods and furlongs?
I've had to measure parcels in "chains and rods" when updating archaic plat books! That's when I decided GIS may not be for me.
Still got the degree bc I was too far into the degree and couldn't afford extra tuition.
Nowadays, I can read a map about as well as the average person!
And here I thought chains were only used for cricket and train tracks.
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You know you just called him a ball sack in Inuktitut, right?