Love it.
Also this is a meaningless reply counting to my regular level.
At least now I understand why Iâm a whole size larger for trainers than boots. This is oddly a satisfying conclusion.
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Canada could also be a bit more green shaded on that map.
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This shit was made by a LLM wasnât it? the math for the teaspoon doesnât add up.
(3 teaspoon) = (1 tablespoon) this is true as far as i recall.
(2 teaspoon) = (2/3 cup) false
(10 tablespoons) = (2/3 cup) maybe
(1 teaspoon) = (1/3 cup) false
(5 tablespoon) = (1/3 cup) maybe
that math is not mathing. Im not a fan of this system but I am a big fan of accurate information.
You do realize that Pilgrimsmaster is an AI, donât you?
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Shush. It doesnât know.
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Are you happy with the answer now?
I saw the picture, saved it and on a second take as I was sharing it here, I spotted the same issue as you and was about to delete it and it took me a sec to spot the + and it all made sense.
Metric wouldnât have this issue
#Just Saying
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Is that saying that 5 tablespoons +1 teaspoon = 1/3 cup?
I cant be bothered to proof that out. Its a terrible system all around. It would be margionally better with out things being split into thirds.
Yeah, and double that for â .
Sounds accurate if not pretty close, but I dont speak gobbledegook
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Duh, everybody knows that, and that 1.5/8 of a McCrispyâą patty is a boot shaped McNuggetâą.
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There, I fixed it for you.
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I love older recipes. This one wants 1 teaspoon of salt, but only one saltspoon of pepper. Assuming this is an American recipe, a salt spoon is about 1/4 of a modern teaspoon. But if it is a British recipe, then it is 1/8 of a teaspoon.
See if this was written in metric, I would not have options on which one to choose.
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Exactly!
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