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To save you the lookup: 50 lbs = ~22.5 kg
by TobTobXX 4y ago
To save you the lookup: 50 lbs = ~22.5 kg
- doubled112 4y agoIs it just Canadians near the U.S. border that constantly convert temperatures and weights on the fly? I see replies and bots all over the Internet for this, but I usually have it roughed out already.
- elboru 4y agoMexican near the border here, same.
- daniel-cussen 4y agoChilean-American here, absolutely. All the time. I still can barely do fahrenheit, and I've come to prefer the American system of feet and inches for human height.
- tspike 4y agoA simple way to think of Fahrenheit is: 0 degrees is just about the coldest a person can stand, and 100 is the hottest.
- daniel-cussen 4y agoOh yeah it comes from body heat.
- SanderNL 4y agoHow much is this in micro-Firkins?
- saiya-jin 4y agoobviously Firkins / 1,000,000. Unless Firkins aren't in sane decimal universe for grownups but one of those feet-to-inches (or miles-to-yard, or feet to X) magical constant ones
- dylan604 4y agoeveryone knows Firkins are measured in 7-bits. The thing I never can remember is if it is Big-Endian or Little-Endian. things are either quite big or quite small if you get the wrong endianess