Zucchini

Think in italian spelling rules

The west African instrument? That’s getting confiscated

So like Cyprus

Mental health is also health. That horse had severe PTSD

(Akshually that’s a different horse, that picks up Aragorn after this scene. But for the joke…)

Der Dritt gennd wie sein gestalt sein sol und sein gevant

The third one knows as his figure his measurements and his robe

Did I get that right?

Of chorse
Look at Mongolia

I guess so. We wouldn’t write 5 ms for metres. Plus the pounds weight - pounds force dilemma

ergo

PSI < lbs/"² < lb/"² < lb_f/"² <<<<<<<<< Bar < Pa

I dont know the conversions, cause my life is fully metric by luck of being born in it.

I know that atmospheric pressure is 1 bar (the normal air around us), my car tyres need 2.5 Bar and my bike tyres 4 Bar.

But you seem to be correct, it’s 14.5 lbs/"²

Happy, that you dodged that bullet, op!

May I use this opportunity to rage about the unit “PSI”? Feel free to ignore.

PSI is a stupid measurement. Sensibly one would use Pascal, hectopascal or Bar (which is 100 kPa).

But even within the us standard or imperial system it makes no sense. Pounds per square inch. Who uses s for square? It’s already taken by second. Square is the unit to the power 2. Pounds isn’t “p” either, it’s lbs aka “libras”. And inch is not “i”, it’s "

So it should be lbs/"² .

So like Hannibal stole all the multivitamin punica and that made Scipio like hecka mad so he put salt in it

Och nö, wieso muss ich denn dafür ein Konto anlegen?

Tristan and Isolde

And France

Whai are yu gé?

Jacques Irac

miætballs is enough. There’s no nasalisation to warrant an ã.
Me a ont balls

ai
->cocaine
->coccocainene
->coccoccocainenene

Pictured is an American badger.

We used to have a pizzeria, a Mongolian grill, a bakery and a key and shoe repair shop in this town. Now - boom - everything’s a disease lab.

If you’d wanna copy from German, qualitative could be highworthy.
And in anglish, you would’ve to get rid of “number” as well. Perhaps “tally” or something related is the stand-in (from Dutch taal and german Zahl).