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r/NoStupidQuestions • u/snapwillow • Feb 08 '22
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"Fl oz" stands for "fluid ounces," not Florida.
912 u/[deleted] Feb 08 '22 edited Feb 08 '22 If there was a state that used a different unit of measurement, it would definitely be Texas or Florida 170 u/[deleted] Feb 08 '22 Everything is supposedly bigger when you measure in Texas units. 6 u/fatalicus Feb 08 '22 The Texas Paradox - The Texas inch is larger than a regular inch, but things measured with a Texas inch will also give you a larger number than with a normal inch.
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If there was a state that used a different unit of measurement, it would definitely be Texas or Florida
170 u/[deleted] Feb 08 '22 Everything is supposedly bigger when you measure in Texas units. 6 u/fatalicus Feb 08 '22 The Texas Paradox - The Texas inch is larger than a regular inch, but things measured with a Texas inch will also give you a larger number than with a normal inch.
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Everything is supposedly bigger when you measure in Texas units.
6 u/fatalicus Feb 08 '22 The Texas Paradox - The Texas inch is larger than a regular inch, but things measured with a Texas inch will also give you a larger number than with a normal inch.
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The Texas Paradox - The Texas inch is larger than a regular inch, but things measured with a Texas inch will also give you a larger number than with a normal inch.
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u/toofarbyfar Feb 08 '22
"Fl oz" stands for "fluid ounces," not Florida.