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How to convert

I can recommend a good rabbi if you are interested. I'm sure others on the
list can find you a good priest, minister, imam, etc. Just let us know to
what you want to convert.
 
David M. said:
I can recommend a good rabbi if you are interested. I'm sure others on the
list can find you a good priest, minister, imam, etc. Just let us know to
what you want to convert.
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Alternatively:

1 inch = 72 points
 
He's on a roll. OK, watch this:

Now do Newton footcandle lamberts to megaherz man-(or woman or
person)hour meters!
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If a man (or woman or person) and a half can dig a hole and a half in a
day and a half, how many holes can one man (or woman or person) dig in a
week?

Would your answer change if that man (or woman or person) converted to
Judaism, Christianity, Islam, etc.?
 
David M. said:
If a man (or woman or person) and a half can dig a hole and a half in a
day and a half, how many holes can one man (or woman or person) dig in a
week?

Would your answer change if that man (or woman or person) converted to
Judaism, Christianity, Islam, etc.?
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Or dug in meters vs furlongs?
 
Four and two thirds holes. A quick run through of the math tells us the
amount of dirt in the holes is zero cubic cubits.
 
(e-mail address removed) wrote in @d34g2000cwd.googlegroups.com:
Four and two thirds holes. A quick run through of the math tells us the
amount of dirt in the holes is zero cubic cubits.
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...which can easily be converted to zero cubic feet or zero cubic yards or
zero cubic inches or zero cubic meters. Wow, this conversion stuff is easy.
 
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