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Yes, it makes a yardgallon....That makes 12 footquarts per yardgallon... Right?
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It could make a quartmile but I doubt it.
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Yes, it makes a yardgallon....That makes 12 footquarts per yardgallon... Right?
The TOG
Nurse, get my booze, please.Great, you're hired! See, I have this nasty mole......
Wait, would that be for you or me?Nurse, get my booze, please.
The other day in the Dollar Store (I was shopping for Christmas presents), I walked around a corner and a kid got started and goes, "oh, I thought you were my dad." His mom was standing right behind him, and I said, "not that I know of."
Stick this in your front yard, take two aspirins, and call me in the morning.See, I have this nasty mole......
She didn't.What did the mom say?
The TOG
I don't know.....my calculator won't go that high.Yes, it makes a yardgallon....
It could make a quartmile but I doubt it.
Do you mean go out in my front yard, stick this over the mole on my shoulder.......Stick this in your front yard, take two aspirins, and call me in the morning.
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Well, actually it's for me and the nurse.Wait, would that be for you or me?
You don't need a calculator, you just go walk it and count your steps - multiply that by the quarts you get.I don't know.....my calculator won't go that high.
Is it ok if I show up with the mole trap on my shoulder?Well, actually it's for me and the nurse.
You're not invited.
You got it.Do you mean go out in my front yard, stick this over the mole on my shoulder.......
But I skip everywhere I go. How do I do the conversion?You don't need a calculator, you just go walk it and count your steps - multiply that by the quarts you get.
divide by 2But I skip everywhere I go. How do I do the conversion?
Oh, that's easy, you would triple the skips, multiply the quarts you get and divide it all by wind resistant. You should be able to get a pretty good accurate number tha way.But I skip everywhere I go. How do I do the conversion?
Or you could just do this suggested by jason.divide by 2
yes but he must sing skip to my lou while taking the measurements. the measurement fairy will then bless the accuracy.Or you could just do this suggested by jason.
It should come out to be the same number.
Aarrgh! More complicated math!divide by 2
Are you a surveyor?im glad some of you aren't surveyors. just wow.