Comments by "" (@TheDavidlloydjones) on "Decoding the ancient astronomy of Stonehenge" video.

@amsterdam9290 England.
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@TylerCazier And because this is an English system, one dead hippo is equal to fourteen and a third dead dogs. The dog belonged to King George V, and is now kept in a large glass vase filled with carbon tetrachloride fumes in a vault at Lloyds of London. Because one-third is an infinitely recurring decimal, hippometric calculations are defined and performed in duodecimal arithmetic. The duodecimal abacus is kept in a vault over at the Bank of England, and is carried over to Lloyds whenever it is needed, by a specially trained platoon of the Chelsea Pensioners. In Beefeater uniforms maintained by the Minisry of Tourism, naturally.
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