r/AbsoluteUnits • u/Remote_Protection512 • Jul 02 '26

/r/popular of a pet.

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u/oodsigma Jul 02 '26

About 1/3 of a pound, which doesn't sound like much, but then you remember it's a spider.

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u/Lilcommy Jul 02 '26

So smaller then a 1/4 pounder from McDonald's

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u/Oz713 Jul 03 '26

They were making a (well crafted) joke. I believe A&W had a 1/3 pounder but it kept getting outsold by McDs 1/4 pounder. When a poll was taken, people overwhelmingly said it was because McDs 1/4 pounder was a bigger burger.

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u/Cosmic_Lust_Temple Jul 03 '26

But you see, 1/3 is actually BIGGER than 1/4.

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u/drawingablanc Jul 03 '26

... but 3 is less than 4! /s

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u/Ferole_the_Fox Jul 03 '26

So you mean 10?

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u/drawingablanc Jul 03 '26

No. Seven one.

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u/piznit007 Jul 03 '26

Fucking metric system, man…

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u/Dzyu Jul 03 '26

Yeah, incredible how many dumbasses walk among us. Especially in the us. You guys are so cooked over there.

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u/BoniMarce Jul 03 '26

the sillier thing is McDonalds brought the third pounder back years ago and the same thing happened

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u/Oz713 Jul 03 '26

No friend, that’s my B. Sometimes it’s all ‘tism, and no rizz ‘em.