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I can tell you're not an American, OP.
Bullets per square child is a unit of size comparable to an acre, not of speed comparable to KPH. 🤦‍♂️
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Ah, kph/"kills per hour". My favorite American unit of speed.
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No, that's also a measure of size used primarily for those big fords with the tiny beds.
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Excuse me, but kph does not only apply to children.
We're talking about kphC.
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I'm considering it more like a unit of pressure, like the standard force of a bullet over the stretched area made out of the skin of an obese child.
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It's really a flux as the bullets are moving. The 'per second' is implied.
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Maybe new cars down have it anymore but km/r were always on my dashboard as well
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Professional Americaning
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Yes. Although our children are more squircle than square.
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If you assume that a “bullet” is a unit of momentum (the mass and velocity of a bullet) and “square child” is actually just referring to the mass of a child who happens to be square shaped and not the mass of a child squared, then “bullets per square child” is describing valid units for a velocity
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Square child per bullet then?
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Some people will do anything to avoid freedom units
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Lol bullets per square child. I'm going to hell if I wasn't already
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I can't even understand your foreign measurements, are they even in English? Weigh things in Cheeseburgers With The Cheese Pried Off So There's A Little Cheese Left like normal human beings smh
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I read that in an incomprehensible British accent
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That would be Dwad Children per second, or DC/s.
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I like my Gallon milk jugs thank you very much
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I will buy you a metric ton of milk jugs if you make the switch
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They are very useful for stopping bullets if you fill them with concrete when you're done with the milk.
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5 is way too many bullets and not nearly enough km
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hot dog
