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Subject: Re: world stone
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Satoshi Asami wrote:
> 
>  * What's the world stone for a P5-133 with a PCI bus and a PCI scsi
>  * controller with decent disks and memory?
> 

>  * And while I'm at it, if I lost 3 stone of weight, how much less would
>  * I weigh?
one stone is 14 lbs (if a lb is 16 oz)
so 3 stone is 42 lbs (old british measure for those in europe or the US)

> 
> You would weigh about 6 foot 9 inches.  (That's 173 cm for the
> units-challenged out there....)
173cm is NOT 6'9"

it's 205.74 cm

> 
> Satoshi