>americans measure their liquidis in ounces

>>72774400
fluid ounces

not at all, metric is used for liquids, although fluid ounces can be used

but they are fluid ounces, and not regular ounces, that's just silly

unless we're talking dairy and your general grocer's shelf, then we divvy that into quarts, pints, and gallons, naturally

>>72774455
>not at all, metric is used for liquids, although fluid ounces can be used
>but they are fluid ounces, and not regular ounces, that's just silly
>unless we're talking dairy and your general grocer's shelf, then we divvy that into quarts, pints, and gallons, naturally
somehow this makes it even worse

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>tigre lolando
>tigre
>brazilian education

>>72774495

it's simple really, a gallon is 4 quarts (naturally), and a quart is 2 pints

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>>72774400
>using the globalist jew metric system
No thanks, the usa is already cucked enough

>>72774571

1 gallon is exactly 128 fluid ounces to go further

So it stands to reason that 1 quart is 32 fluid ounces, and a pint shall come out to 16 fluid ounces,

Incidentally...

16 ounces is equal to a pound, if we are to compare the solid to the liquid!

Brazilians measure weight in banana bunches

>>72774674
Usually, a bunch of 2-3 medium sized bananas weighs approximately one pound. If we put that in consideration, that means that brazilians measure weight in pounds, just like Americans. So, how does it feel to be on the same level as the average huemonkey, amerilard?

>>72774766

gotta love fruit companies

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>>72774766
Brazilians measure weights with bananas in the anus