Hey now, let's be fair. Y'all also be measuring in these.
The British swore off their European status several years ago.
I assume from the "y'all" that you're talking as an American?
For your information, stone is an English and British unit of measurement, used in the UK and Ireland for bodyweight.
Continental Europe doesn't use it, even colloquially, because we like our measurement systems to make sense.
But I can see how an American would generalise Europe based on the stereotypes they have for Britain, as it happens pretty frequently.
That is a bit unfair, in Europe we measure with the fraction of the earth' circumference, so the meme go accordingly
Sadly, incorrect:
Since 2019 the metre has been defined as the length of the path travelled by light in vacuum during a time interval of 1/299792458 of a second
That seems completely infeasible, how am I supposed to reach a proper haberdashery in the depths of deep space? Nobody has time for that nonsense.
So no one is asking for a source?
Maybe I should go to America to see a taylor.
I'd rather be the man in the bottom panel than the man in the top panel
