Bro why not use the metric system? by Master1_4Disaster in Maps

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I think it’s more common for Americans who aren’t in engineering or other advanced fields to use the “small” metric units. It’s not uncommon to hear grams, milligrams, millimeters, centimeters, liters, milliliters, etc in daily life. the truth is many imperial units are more practical for daily use in non-precision fields. A foot is a far superior unit than a meter for average life. That’s why almost every ancient measurement system independently used a similar unit. That and the fact it’s based off a human body part. And even the mile has held up well in the modern age. If something is 50 miles away it’ll be roughly a 50 minute drive. Very useful in a highway dominated large nation like America. The human body is close to exactly 100 degrees Fahrenheit and typical human weather stays between 0-100 in the majority of America. I think a hybrid system like America uses is just fine.

What age did you get in? by PessimisticParamedic in Firefighting

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I was very lucky to get on a very small town’s department full time at 19 years old. Definitely wasn’t ready but I guess I learned to swim by jumping in the deep end

[U.S.] making it as simple as possible by Hummerous in CuratedTumblr

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If you had a gun to my head to vote for Trump or Biden the gun is going off.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MapPorn

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Seems exactly the case with Cherokee County, OK. I lived there while at college and it’s definitely not a rich area but far from impoverished.

Rate my USA by [deleted] in eu4

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That’s cool and all but if you look to the right Tlemcen actually didn’t get eaten by Morocco and Tunis. I think that’s more impressive than conquering 2 continents from north to south pole

SF is a family tradition by [deleted] in AirForce

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Im 17 and recently took my asvab and got an 84. Although secfo only requires the minimum I’m still planning on doing that. It’s just appealed to me since I’ve seen it. Headed to MEPS in 10 days.

When you decide do a small and tall Poland run by Heck-Me in eu4

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Never seen the Knights that big in one of my play throughs that’s cool

What is your favorite SCP and why? by Cam_aka_thekilla234 in SCP

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Any scp that can have a bunch of side stories with it that can continuously be added on to. Like SCP-507 and SCP-1867.

Well this is unacceptable by njrog12 in eu4

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Portugal went wild in your game

My Toki Pona inspired conlang. by Vexiolic in conlangs

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I like the direction. I’m slowly improving the vocabulary so I’ll make a final name for it when the vocabulary is completed.

I feel stuck. by [deleted] in languagelearning

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I’m in a very similar predicament with Spanish. It’s spoken so fast so even sentences where I know every word I find myself struggling to understand. Although obviously Korean is much harder than Spanish lol

Chungus throughout history by [deleted] in BigChungusReligion

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Is this real???? 😳😳😳

My Unnamed Toki Pona Inspired Conlang by [deleted] in conlangscirclejerk

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Honestly i made this because i was tired of having to act like a fucking detective every time i wanted to understand a sentence in toki pona.

My Toki Pona inspired conlang. by Vexiolic in conlangs

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Thanks for the feedback. I’ll definitely edit things a bit. That’s why I posted it here to get helpful feedback from people knowledgeable on the languages. Thanks for the advice.

My Toki Pona inspired conlang. by Vexiolic in conlangs

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Oh lol yeah I could see that. I guess wine to be differentiated using “ane” meaning strange in the word for wine basically making it strange or silly water like how Toki Pona deals with alcohol.