Hand cranked and twisted
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Something something "have you seen the finger?" Something something
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my reading comprehension is an anvil
I suck at English so no worries, it might be just me
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The Q is the quince jelly you serve it with, natch.
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how would 15^(25/lb) work?
(Also, why is pound's symbol lb and not something like pd?)
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Finally, a sequel to Meatspin. After 45 purchases, you are officially garlic!
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how would 15^(25/lb) work?
(Also, why is pound's symbol lb and not something like pd?)
Its 15.25/lb, and you know it.
LB stands for Libra Pondo. Its a latin relic from the Roman empire meaning pound by weight.
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Me wants!
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To be eaten in moderation as trans fats can be harmful to heart health.
I'm here for a good time, not a long time. Extra trans on my fats please.
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men are trash, we talk about the obvious. What else are you meant to do, NOT crank your hawg?
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how would 15^(25/lb) work?
(Also, why is pound's symbol lb and not something like pd?)
I've never seen pd in my life. Wtf are you talking about
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Its 15.25/lb, and you know it.
LB stands for Libra Pondo. Its a latin relic from the Roman empire meaning pound by weight.
I did not know the second part. TIL
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I did not know the second part. TIL
In general, if there's an abbreviation that doesn't make sense given the English word, Latin being involved is a good guess.
Like the elements on the periodic table that have symbols completely different from their name, like Au, Ag, Pb, Sn, K are all from the Latin name for those elements.
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Its 15.25/lb, and you know it.
LB stands for Libra Pondo. Its a latin relic from the Roman empire meaning pound by weight.
Huh, now I'm wondering why I never wondered where the abbreviation came from.
