I dunno seems pretty explicit at this point.Author implicitly told us he has feet fetish
I dunno seems pretty explicit at this point.Author implicitly told us he has feet fetish
what now? I also came here to comment on the TL notethat "pre-Ozempic" TL note on p.12 killed me.
Release schedule aside, I am grateful you're continuing with the series, all the same.
Translator-kun appears to be issuing fighting words, that or they never learned how to convert into imperial and didn't bother counting. >_< DON'T LET THIS PERSON NEAR THE LANDING COMPUTER!~ THEY GONNA POUND THAT LUNAR LANDER INTO SAND!~what now? I also came here to comment on the TL note
No officer, I really don't stalk this person, they happens to be there whereever I go, I swear![]()
I don't think it as a faceplant, i had this girl 185 cm and 2/3 of pre ozempic american woman(about 90-100 kg)[This was a joke intended to continue in the vein of the original joke, since either the translator/typesetter/whomever really did epic face plant on that conversion or they issuing fighting words to the ladies. RIP translator-kun. You gonna get the Kill Bill treatment on this one.]
400+ lbs? Like, while individual examples exist, they are the minority. The average American woman is a lot less. Her height would have to be ridiculous, somewhere between 6.7' and 9+' to have her BMI be anything even close to sane [25-50]. I think we are having kg to pound issues here as Americans still largely measure this stuff in imperial, not metric. So you always got to double check. That was my intention behind my Mars Climate Orbiter joke.I don't think it as a faceplant, i had this girl 185 cm and 2/3 of pre ozempic american woman(about 90-100 kg)
Also for another example, Lady Dimitrescu seemse to weigh just above 200 kg 4/3 of a american woman but twice the height![]()
Oh that joke flew over my head, unlike that Mars Climate Orbiter(as it seems), but i have once watched a video about Gimli Glider incident...400+ lbs? Like, while individual examples exist, they are the minority. The average American woman is a lot less. Her height would have to be ridiculous, somewhere between 6.7' and 9+' to have her BMI be anything even close to sane [25-50]. I think we are having kg to pound issues here as Americans still largely measure this stuff in imperial, not metric. So you always got to double check. That was my intention behind my Mars Climate Orbiter joke.
Oh boy, and if you search "lady dimitrescu estimated weight in kg" redditors to gaming journalist, everyone have different calculations and estimates, but 2.9m (or 9'6") is generally constant.Using the equation BMI= kg/m^2, kg is the mass of the object, and m^2 being the height of the object in meters squared. Lady D weighs 272.155kg and is 2.8956 meters tall. Using that formula her BMI is 32.5 kg/m^2.
Maybe, she's like that orc pirate captain in A Cave King's Road to Paradise Climbing to the Top With My Almighty Mining Skills? Tallest bones we got on record are 8 feet 11.1 inches (2.72 meters). Maybe, some Orc or Giant in her to give you that Angus MacAskill feel. [Born in Scotland in 1825 and later living in Nova Scotia, Canada, he stood an incredible 7 feet 9 inches (2.36 meters) tall. Dude could apparently lift over a ton with ease.Oh that joke flew over my head, unlike that Mars Climate Orbiter(as it seems), but i have once watched a video about Gimli Glider incident...
About Lady Dimitrescu, looks like some redditor already calculated the BMI:
Oh boy, and if you search "lady dimitrescu estimated weight in kg" redditors to gaming journalist, everyone have different calculations and estimates, but 2.9m (or 9'6") is generally constant.
fuck.. A ton? That scared me so much, i don't have in me to troll by asking imperial or metric tonne..Maybe, she's like that orc pirate captain in A Cave King's Road to Paradise Climbing to the Top With My Almighty Mining Skills? Tallest bones we got on record are 8 feet 11.1 inches (2.72 meters). Maybe, some Orc or Giant in her to give you that Angus MacAskill feel. [Born in Scotland in 1825 and later living in Nova Scotia, Canada, he stood an incredible 7 feet 9 inches (2.36 meters) tall. Dude could apparently lift over a ton with ease.