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| Posted by Nerine | 01/22/09 |
| Yay, first Comment. I got the yards but not the chain. Nice teaser. :) |
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| Posted by dancingd3 | 01/22/09 |
| 2nd comment! I got the yards part too, but definitely not the chain. Where (or when) is that unit of measurement used? Good, but hard. :) |
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| Posted by bramfarm | 01/22/09 |
| Same here. An explanation would make it more interesting. :) |
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| Posted by Lord_Hawk | 01/22/09 |
| Sorry, this is old english imperial measurements. I should have put in an explanation - never even thought about it. A good example of where the chain is used is on the cricket field, where the distance between the stumps is exactly 22 yards, or 1 chain. 10 chains make a furlong, which is obviously used in horseracing. But cricket isn't very well'known in the US, or so I'm led to believe!
Thanks for all the positive comments. |
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| Posted by fame | 01/22/09 |
| EASY 8) :evil: |
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| Posted by Hadleigh | 03/09/09 |
| Very easy and I got both the yards and the chain. Maybe because I remember the measurements from school. Wow that makes me feel old :D :D |
