>accidently asked my black doctor for a 3/5ths of an inch needle when I meant a 5/8ths of an inch needle
Accidently asked my black doctor for a 3/5ths of an inch needle when I meant a 5/8ths of an inch needle
Jason Evans
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Jeremiah Kelly
I'm confused why his race is relevant... Regardless you can inject hrt with either of those needles so it's fine?
David Butler
cute retard
Jaxson Rodriguez
pretty sure user was referencing this
en.wikipedia.org
and it slipped out when talking to him
Anthony Davis
i think the implication was she freudian-slipped with a reference to the three-fifths compromise and is worried her doctor understood the reference
Joshua Butler
yes this is correct I want to die he either thinks I'm an absolute retard or an absolutely racist retard now
Blake Cruz
Oh right kek sorry missed that cultural reference by not being American ig.
Thanks for explaining frens.
Wyatt Peterson
dear god
Samuel Perez
Is it rly that overt seeming? You were talking about needles idgi...
Seems like an overreaction surely
Landon Foster
He's a black man living in a primarily white state known for being racist. I'm white and southern. It's fucking over.
Jace Davis
Overthinking it, tranner-chan.
Thomas Jenkins
Also, wouldn't have happened if you people used metric.
Levi Nguyen
Next time you see him tell him he's one of the good ones
Ian Reed
I fucking wish we did, user. But it's so hard to use it when nobody else does. Fractions are so confusing.
I almost said literally that because he's anti-gatekeeping the first appointment but then I realized how it'd sound
Colton Wright
get a spade tattoo to show him you are not racist
Owen Perez
>I almost said literally that
calling larp on this one
Grayson Lewis
What does this mean?
Yeah I'm gonna need to convince myself this is a larp too...
Juan White
spade means you suck black cock
Parker Johnson
I mean, from a number theoretical point of view there are advantages to fractions. All imperial units are constructed to have an excellent prime factorization, with the convention of using dyadic rationals (power of two fractions) for things between 0 and 1, which is easy to measure, but also gets impractical. And unit conversions from lengths to volumes or areas are a pain. But in the end the only real reason US did not adopt it was because of lobbying at the time, as its growing industry had just developed all their machines using imperial units.
Lucas Ross
length to volume is just multiplying it with 100s right?
Elijah Lewis
and like it, important thing to add to get full context
Bentley Ross
in metric it is, yes. 1m = 100cm. 1m^2 = 1 (m)^2 = 1 (100cm)^2 = 1 * 100^2 cm^2 = 10000 cm^2, so it just shifts the decimal place around.
Meanwhile, 1ft = 12 in, 1 ft^2 = (12 in)^2 = 12^2 in^2 = 144 in^2. Multiplying with 144 takes an actual calculation.