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So one alot = 60 lbs. ?
I thought this was one alot?
Yes, that was the beast to which I was referring, which according to the original post and the comment I replied to, apparently weighs 60 lbs.
Hmm, they seem bigger? Maybe they are mostly fluff.
Based on that scale, even if that's a small child, I'd guess that "alot of weight" would be closer to at least 90 lbs.
I can also do it in hamburgers per square beer holder