Or 3.5 Albatross wingspans, or 8.1 Alaskan moose antler spans, or 7.6 standard railway gauges, or 5.5 Kobe Bryants, or 2.5 London buses stacked one on top of another. That is how this site converts 12 yards. Try your own measures....
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This is an old video, but still interesting. In this video clip, Kobe Bryant jumps over a pool of snakes.
I've never eaten Kobe beef from Japan, and now I never will. Authentic Kobe beef is essentially veal that isn't put out of its misery. Barry Estabrook, in the new Gourmet, investigates the real life of these very expensive cows (ten ounces of Kobe beef can set you back about $175):
Let me be clear. I am not really an attacker. If someone wrote a report about ski jumping or something and misused the word "momentum", no big deal.
I'm underwhemed.
D'oh. They don't know the attoparsec.
I'll consider this a beta version until they can handle areas (football fields, New Jerseys, etc.) and weights (average human being, average elephant, ...).