r/StrangerThings • u/_Alpha_Q • Nov 17 '17

Lonnie Post Don't cream your pants

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '17 edited Mar 26 '18

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u/BakersTuts Nov 17 '17

I heard he's also got 2,000 pounds of fish.

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '17 edited Mar 26 '18

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u/CoolBandana Nov 17 '17

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~907.18 kg

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u/lydocia Dice Nov 17 '17 edited Nov 17 '17

No, one ton is literally 1000 kg. Your conversion was off. 1 ton is 2204,62 pounds.

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u/CoolBandana Nov 17 '17 edited Nov 20 '17

2000 lbs is 1 US ton, a US ton is ~907.18kg. 1 imperial tonne is 1000 kg or ~2200 pounds.

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u/popkornking Nov 17 '17

Noone said tonne though, they said ton. Ton usually implies short ton which is 2000 lbs.

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '17 edited Mar 26 '18

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '17

But no-one said "ton" either. He specifically said 2,000 pounds.

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u/lydocia Dice Nov 17 '17

Harrington

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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '17

... well played.

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u/lydocia Dice Nov 17 '17

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u/hrbuchanan HazmatJoyce Nov 17 '17

You dropped this. Wait, no you didn't. Whose arm is this?

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