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'''Paab''' was a measurement of length definted by the [[Emperor]] [[Jate]] as the distance from his nose to his fingertip. In a question ("Which measurement of length is said to have been defined by the Emperor Jate as the distance from his nose to his fingertip?") on the [[Game Station]]'s version of ''[[The Weakest Link]]'', [[Rodrick]] incorrectly said that the measurement was [[Goffle]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Bad Wolf (TV story)|Bad Wolf]]'') | '''Paab''' was a measurement of length definted by the [[Emperor]] [[Jate]] as the distance from his nose to his fingertip. In a question ("Which measurement of length is said to have been defined by the Emperor Jate as the distance from his nose to his fingertip?") on the [[Game Station]]'s version of ''[[The Weakest Link]]'', [[Rodrick]] incorrectly said that the measurement was [[Goffle]]. ([[TV]]: ''[[Bad Wolf (TV story)|Bad Wolf]]'') | ||
==Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
This question is a reference to the legend that the English yard was defined as the distance between the nose to the fingertip of King Henry I. | This question is a reference to the legend that the English yard was defined as the distance between the nose to the fingertip of King Henry I. | ||
[[Category:Units of measurement]] | [[Category:Units of measurement]] | ||
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Paab was a measurement of length definted by the Emperor Jate as the distance from his nose to his fingertip. In a question ("Which measurement of length is said to have been defined by the Emperor Jate as the distance from his nose to his fingertip?") on the Game Station's version of The Weakest Link, Rodrick incorrectly said that the measurement was Goffle. (TV: Bad Wolf)
Behind the scenes
This question is a reference to the legend that the English yard was defined as the distance between the nose to the fingertip of King Henry I.
