U have 20 LBS, u lift 30 LBS, but if ur not GUY, u want HALF, with no home plate, so u get 10. but, BUT, u want no GUY since ur lifting, so its 30 LBSS or 10?
Thanks for clearing that up.
No comprende.
But you can't just go either direction, that is, you have to run counterclockwise, which is anticlockwise in Great Britain because they're in the Eastern hemisphere. If you don't you'll end up on third base first, which not only confuses hell out of the pitcher (if he's a lefty it's to his off side) but makes a 5-4-3 double play completely impossible because the third baseman is 6. Have you ever heard of a 5-4-6 double play? Didn't think so.
This difficulty is compounded if you go metric. There there's a conversion factor - one pound is .45 kilograms, so when you have a shortstop to second baseman to first baseman double play it's 2.25 to 1.8 to 1.35, Tinker to Evers to Chance, if you will. The problem is that the umps won't let them wear uniform numbers in fractions, not even digital fractions, so you round up or down and get 2 to 2 to 1, who's also the pitcher. If he isn't fast enough to cover first base for the double play you wouldn't be able to score this at all. I think you can see what a problem that would be.
No, when it comes to weightlifting or baseball we simply can't depend on the unreliable metric system. It's pure Communism.
If U got 20, an d want 30, have home plate, put HALF, get 10, if no GUY, have more LBSS. What was so hard to think?
U are re-tard, u spew garbaj, but if ur drunked, u might B NORMal, with no word-skills, so u get ridiculed.
Step AWAY from the medicine cabinet.......or..........dad’s liquor cabinet. Now. Please. For your own good.
Oh the humanity..........
I get it...you are pretending to be a dunce!
