Let there be light.
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I immediately had to look up haddock weight.
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I was wondering who RB Haddock wasâŚ
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Did he have a brother who went to sea?
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Yeah, thatâs well off. Youâve still got a decent safety margin if you somehow get 88 of the largest ever recorded haddock in there.
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So maybe its BB, as in âBlistering Barnaclesâ
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4 persons weighing 1000 kg? 250 kg each? Thatâs the size of 10 adult dogs! (And those are obviously demonic eggs!)
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Seriously though, fuck ISO. Paywalled standards has just led to no one following them correctly.
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âHow many Danny DeVitos of plywood do you need to cover the windows for the upcoming storm?â
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Are we using his skin surface area, or cross-sectional area?
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How often do you get to measure things in Neptunes? (Whole Neptunes, anyway. I mean, sure, you can always use some fraction of a Neptune, butâwhole Neptunes?)
(edited for better word choice)
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⌠itâs like being bilingual â we can do temperature in two different scales in our heads 
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Well if weâre going to be all metric⌠then whatâs this light year and AU thing?
The planet is 6.8 exameters from us and orbits 2.39 gigameters from its sun. It has a mass of 342 ronnagrams and a radius of 20 megameters.
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Iâm a little sad that ronna was picked for 10^27 instead of hella, but really, 10^27 isnât big enough for hella.
Hella should clearly be 10^666, though we donât have any units which would possibly use that large of a prefix. There arenât even close to 1 hellamoles in the universe let alone 1 hellagram of matter, nor will the universe survive 1 hellasecond. Even immediately after the big bang, the density of the universe wasnât even close to 1 hellagram per cubic meter.
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