Re: 2e SJ arg dammit

Nope. Because we're talking *cubic* feet and yards. You had the 3x3x3
right, but didn't follow it through. There are 27 cubic feet in a cubic
yard.

Jim.

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----- Original Message -----
From: "Tilaurin" <tilaurin@?????????????????.com>
To: <SPELLJAMMER-L@??????.???????.com>
Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2001 6:34 AM
Subject: [SPELLJAMMER] 2e SJ arg dammit


NOW I get 4 squares.

ok

I may be running on low sleep here, gimme a minute..

if 100 square yards is one ton, then one ton is 900 square feet right?  cuz
a square yard (1x1x1) is the same as 9 square feet (3x3x3; assuming there
are 3 feet per yard).

THEN, 9ftx5x5 goes into 900 4 times (225x4), assuming a height of 9ft by a
width and depth of 5ft.  9ft ceilings may be too high, not sure, but it
sounds good atm.

Someone else hasta know what I'm on about.

Tilaurin
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