Comment on History of Telecommunications T-CarrierComments−eadmund11mo24, 4, 7, it has the upsetting feeling of a gallon being four quarts each of which is two pints.A gallon is two pottles; a pottle is two quarts; a quart is two pints; a pint is two cups; a cup is two gills. And a gill is two jacks!24 and 4 don’t strike me as unusual numbers (two dozen and two doubled), but seven does.a different media‘A … medium.’ One medium, two or more media.
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A gallon is two pottles; a pottle is two quarts; a quart is two pints; a pint is two cups; a cup is two gills. And a gill is two jacks!
24 and 4 don’t strike me as unusual numbers (two dozen and two doubled), but seven does.
‘A … medium.’ One medium, two or more media.