What do you mean "unofficially," folks. Distance is measured in kilometres, and weight in kilograms. But if you want construction materials, who knows anything but 2x4? I rest my case.
Anymore distance is measured in time. It'll take 35 minutes to get to grandma's house if the traffic isn't bad. Or if your talking about kilos then you talking dope (BC bud). As for the 2x4 it's not really a 2x4. Measure it and see. :-)
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What do you mean "unofficially," folks.
ReplyDeleteDistance is measured in kilometres, and weight in kilograms. But if you want construction materials, who knows anything but 2x4?
I rest my case.
Anymore distance is measured in time. It'll take 35 minutes to get to grandma's house if the traffic isn't bad. Or if your talking about kilos then you talking dope (BC bud).
ReplyDeleteAs for the 2x4 it's not really a 2x4. Measure it and see. :-)
Canadian 2x4s are actually 1.5x3.5. they used to be, in my youth 1.75x3.75. They were cut 2x4 and planed.
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