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Old 25th Nov 2005, 03:40 PM
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HI all, can someone please tell me how many square meters equal 1 house sqaure?
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correct, give the man a cigar.

and a house square was 10x10 = 100 sq ft
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Thanks Gumby, but I'll pass on the cigar!

One good thing about being older is that I'm reasonably bilingual when it comes to measurments.
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One good thing about being older is that I'm reasonably bilingual when it comes to measurments.
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