https://botfrens.com/collections/14377/contents/1135262
https://botfrens.com/collections/14377/contents/1135262
like yeah, these cattledog balls can pump out three, drain-clogging tubs worth a' seed at a minimum, and then DOUBLE that total every hour abstained afterwards..
If I did NNN, it would be MESSY ..💦
like yeah, these cattledog balls can pump out three, drain-clogging tubs worth a' seed at a minimum, and then DOUBLE that total every hour abstained afterwards..
If I did NNN, it would be MESSY ..💦
HUSS: G Force measurement
HOWIE: That's right. G Force measurement. What does it mean, Huss?
HUSS: Basically, it measures the force of the bowler, Howie. In Gs.
HOWIE: Thanks so much, Huss. That's why they call him Mr Cricket, folks!
HUSS: G Force measurement
HOWIE: That's right. G Force measurement. What does it mean, Huss?
HUSS: Basically, it measures the force of the bowler, Howie. In Gs.
HOWIE: Thanks so much, Huss. That's why they call him Mr Cricket, folks!
Of course he also invented the Watt, which can also be used as a measurement of engine power, so the small horses is not a very good excuse.
Of course he also invented the Watt, which can also be used as a measurement of engine power, so the small horses is not a very good excuse.
Media: administration casts doubt on measurement systems and physics--here's why they might be right
Media: administration casts doubt on measurement systems and physics--here's why they might be right
Someone called me out and said I have used pizza as a measurement of paychecks before and that I didn't adjust for inflation. I said "no that old measurement was for Blaze Pizzas"
Someone called me out and said I have used pizza as a measurement of paychecks before and that I didn't adjust for inflation. I said "no that old measurement was for Blaze Pizzas"
✍️ “An ‘inch’ is a russian unit of measurement, roughly equivalent to the average size of a worm’s... well, you get the idea,” wrote Robert Brovdi.
✍️ “An ‘inch’ is a russian unit of measurement, roughly equivalent to the average size of a worm’s... well, you get the idea,” wrote Robert Brovdi.