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Scale Question--NOT about the end

posted 17 years ago by wantapieceapizza
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Was it even broken? Because he stood on it the first time and he only weighed 110 ...and then 65? Is this in kilos or pounds or what, because he'd be really skinny. Sorry I'm not familiar with Korean scale systems if they're any different.

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[–] schwab002 17 years ago

i was wondering that myself. 60 kilos = about 130lbs according to google.
110lbs seems kind of light for the guy, 130 is probably a better guess.

[–] cpye 17 years ago

Everywhere he goes, he repairs - it's a broken scale. Got it?

[–] vaibhavrocks 17 years ago

Ohhhhhh.. now I got it.

Thanks :)

[–] osmanzeki 17 years ago

If you freeze the frame you can see that the balance units are KG. So yeah the balance was broken, he fixed it.

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[–] antoni109 12 years ago

NEWSFLASH to North Americans from the United States.... you are the only guys left in the world to use the old British Imperial units of measurement.

LOL

Sorry to be condescending.

Anyway its kilos, but 65kg is pretty light.

[–] Cowman 12 years ago

you are the only guys left in the world to use the old British Imperial units of measurement.

Is that true? I know that the metric system is the norm in most places, but is the English system really not used anywhere other than the U.S.?