Since google's search can act as a calculator which is aware of units,
you can do some really funny stuff quickly, like determine the density
of water in stone per cubic fathom.

(1 gram) per (cubic centimeter) =3D 963.174249 stone per (cubic fathom)

Sean


On Tue, Apr 6, 2010 at 8:20 AM, cdb <colin@btech-online.co.uk> wrote:
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> :: (* Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds).
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> And I always thought it stood for pounds, shillings and pence. or is
> that Libra, shillings and denari?
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> I don't know the youth of today miss out on base 12, base 20, base 14,
> 16, 256 - just boring old base 10 is all they have to look forward to.
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> Now how many fathoms in cricket pitch or is that rods per chain?
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> Colin
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