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Elevator

Elevator

An elevator was built into the staircase, possibly to facilitate in moving caskets and/or stones (600 kg = 1,323 lbs).
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There are 2.5 pounds in a kg. (I really don't like the metric system)
Canada
Sat 11-08-2008
I agree with Canada too.
Deb.
Sat 11-08-2008
I dont like metric either. Im glad we dont use it here
jackieb
Mon 11-10-2008
That's very, very neat, Motts Sir.
Jenn [Sunshine]
Tue 11-11-2008
Elevator to Hell - would make a good horror movie -
eldokid@aol.com
Wed 11-12-2008
It had/has a phone maybe? That means ppl used it. lol Seriously, I enjoy these pictures when I'm not doing anything else, keep it up - got my coffee with me =D Niiiiice...
Cyrus
Wed 11-12-2008
...the pictures are so balanced, nice work.
Cyrus
Wed 11-12-2008
come on, Canada. you know it's 2.2 lbs/kg.
metric rules!
KahunaTony
Wed 11-12-2008
interesting
MidnightRyder
Mon 11-17-2008
metric <3
you feel like 2.2 times lighter..
Wistaire
Fri 11-28-2008
I'm 339 years old in dog years.
guitorman
Tue 12-02-2008
I used to work in a hardware store. It was always such a pain to convert feet to meters and inches to centimeters. Or vice versa.
well. The younger use metric to older use imperial made for some interesting math at times =)
Canada
Wed 01-07-2009
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guitorman
Wed 02-11-2009
Almost the whole world use metric system, the answer is a calculator, jajaja ;-)
Louis
Sat 11-07-2009

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