The British vs Antsrobocall@lemmy.world to Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world – 205 points – 7 months ago38Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsAnts can't lift 5000x their own weight but maybe OP is being British and using commas as decimal points.Britain doesn't use commas for decimal points, that's a mainland European thing.*decimal separator We call it decimal commaAlso if OP was British, they’d have put ‘beans on toast’. What they put makes me feel a bit uncomfortable.i guess beans and toast implies that you're having them separately on different platesThat is one of the four horsemen of lunch.
Ants can't lift 5000x their own weight but maybe OP is being British and using commas as decimal points.Britain doesn't use commas for decimal points, that's a mainland European thing.*decimal separator We call it decimal commaAlso if OP was British, they’d have put ‘beans on toast’. What they put makes me feel a bit uncomfortable.i guess beans and toast implies that you're having them separately on different platesThat is one of the four horsemen of lunch.
Britain doesn't use commas for decimal points, that's a mainland European thing.*decimal separator We call it decimal commaAlso if OP was British, they’d have put ‘beans on toast’. What they put makes me feel a bit uncomfortable.i guess beans and toast implies that you're having them separately on different platesThat is one of the four horsemen of lunch.
Also if OP was British, they’d have put ‘beans on toast’. What they put makes me feel a bit uncomfortable.i guess beans and toast implies that you're having them separately on different platesThat is one of the four horsemen of lunch.
i guess beans and toast implies that you're having them separately on different platesThat is one of the four horsemen of lunch.
Ants can't lift 5000x their own weight but maybe OP is being British and using commas as decimal points.
Britain doesn't use commas for decimal points, that's a mainland European thing.
*decimal separator
We call it decimal comma
Also if OP was British, they’d have put ‘beans on toast’. What they put makes me feel a bit uncomfortable.
i guess beans and toast implies that you're having them separately on different plates
That is one of the four horsemen of lunch.