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Another victory against the vile metric system

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@hannah office '97 toolbar
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@hannah aren't tennis balls and baseballs the same size?
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@hannah Sir, I bear a letter from Max Hail-Size of the Chichester Hail-Sizes
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@hannah @sofiav
Very nearly (~6.7cm vs ~7.5cm diameter)… I suspect the person who invented this scale was thinking of a softball (~9.7cm)
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