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For additional confusion's sake, I got it wrong - It's not an "Imperial" ton in the US, but a "Customary" ton. There's also a British "Imperial" ton, and someti
by GauntletWizard 3y ago
For additional confusion's sake, I got it wrong - It's not an "Imperial" ton in the US, but a "Customary" ton. There's also a British "Imperial" ton, and sometime called the "Long ton" (whereas the US Customary unit is also called the "Short ton". The Imperial Ton is 2240 pounds, which if you're dyslexic is the same as the Metric Ton's 2204.6 pounds.
Don't forget the metric fucktonne, as well.
- somewhereoutth 3y agoWhich, confusingly, is almost invariably spelt 'metric fuckton'
- red-iron-pine 3y agothis is also different from the shit-ton or shitton, which is customary