Post Your Funnies, Any Funnies. I need to laugh!

[ilovepugs]

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My husband (trauma and acute care surgeon) went to a party today. His partner was invited but declined saying she had to work, and admonished everyone not to set off fireworks!

 

[John Webb]

 

[graham418]

 

[ADKmel]

 

[T-Square]

 

[ADKmel]

 

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[KingGrump]

This would be funny if it isn't true.

 

[AlpsSkidad]

 

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[Uncle-A]

This would be funny if it isn't true.

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For some reason the 1/16 measurement is difficult for some people to understand. They understand 1/8th easy enough because they know that a pizza has 8 slice's beyond that they get lost easily. I found it better to use base numbers as a guide a foot is base 12 and an inch is base 16, today's kids understand that better.

 

[John Webb]

 

[KingGrump]

I found it better to use base numbers as a guide a foot is base 12 and an inch is base 16, today's kids understand that better.

As a skier, I am very well aware that many out there have sixth toes. So base 12 for the foot thing is very natural.
With the other body part that is relatable in inches. Most guys just round up. Or simply go metric. A much more impressive number.

 

[Andy Mink]

As a skier, I am very well aware that many out there have sixth toes. So base 12 for the foot thing is very natural.
With the other body part that is relatable in inches. Most guys just round up. Or simply go metric. A much more impressive number.

I just measure once and cut until it fits or I have to start over again.

 

[KingGrump]

I just measure once and cut until it fits or I have to start over again.

I sincerely hope you are referring to the lumber for your various project around the house and not the body part I mentioned.
Otherwise, OUCH!

 

[John Webb]

For some reason the 1/16 measurement is difficult for some people to understand. They understand 1/8th easy enough because they know that a pizza has 8 slice's beyond that they get lost easily. I found it better to use base numbers as a guide a foot is base 12 and an inch is base 16, today's kids understand that better.

What about 1/32 or 64th's or 128th's They'd never get these !