How many corgis would it take to reach far into space?
Only one:
How many corgis would it take to reach far into space?
Only one:
Ooh I know this one. Its 50 metres.
Us Aussies all have mandatory swimming lessons, and all those laps really stuck in my head. So a swimming pool has always been my go to yardstick for distances. No pun intended.
Wow, that fucker was so dense, it could even be used as a replacement for Tucker Carlson!
Tiny Boulder the weight of a Small Boulder
Funny, I would have thought a 1000lb corgi would have been bigger
My son’s family has a corgi. Those things are surprisingly dense! (Mass-wise, not intelligence-wise. She’s quite clever!)
Yards and meters are close enough for the granularity of most of those comparisons. Counting all of the stuff to the sides it is something like 5350 square meters, or a bit over half a hectare.
It’s 120 yards long with the end zones…
Ah yes, “size” is not as specific as volume. That’s what I get for not reading the fine print. Meteor has same shoe size as an adolescent dolphin.
Ah, but you’ll like the Olympic-sized pool measurement because it’s in meters! (50, or 164 ft long )
Dang @alcorrupt got there first.
:: excitedly runs into the room waving a TI-30 ::
“Hey Guys! I can do the calculations!”
:: dejectedly (and silently) walks out of the room ::
“A corgi with the density of four baby elephants, wearing the hide of a Texas longhorn” is definitely a phrase worthy of feeding to an image generator. Unfortunately, all I’m getting are rather large corgis frolicking with elephants. This calls for a real artist’s interpretation.
spherical corgis? What is this world coming to?
Only one animal is a true sphere
Please convert to potzrebies.
In my experience they are a lot bigger inside the pool than they look from the outside.
I’m confused, I’d understand if it were elephants but measuring things in baby elephants? How many baby elephants to an elephant?
As for corgis, who measures things in corgis? What’s wrong with good old German shepherds?
Oh, a bit over 1.2 acres; or 0.01 hides?
English acres or French acres?