Feb 28, 2025
de hecho pesar 15 kilos menos si solucionarÃa muchos de mis problemas 😞
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de hecho pesar 15 kilos menos si solucionarÃa muchos de mis problemas 😞
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Point raised by @gamebird today, BUT one that I’ve been party to discussions of in the past (but currently signally failing to locate such discussions—if you were there too and remember do let me know!)
In All Systems Red, Martha Wells (or Murderbot if we are being Watsonian) refers to kilometers as:
Kilos
It uses this FIVE (5) times (each time for distance)
Now, the more usual (some might say correct) use is kilo=weight (or mass to be pedantic) rather than distance—but kilo does feature in the OED as an abbreviation for kilometre (yes kilometre, this is the Oxford English Dictionary)
I did check, and there are no uses of kilo at all in Artificial Condition, Rogue Protocol, Exit Strategy or Fugitive Telemetry
In Network Effect (1) and System Collapse (2) there are no kilos, instead kilometer is used, in full
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Me amarÃas con unos kilitos de más?