New Zealand is a problematic place, it doesn't show up on a lot of maps so people from there need to know how far off Australia to travel to get back, a fair amount of them have natural distance measuring abilities. That is what they mean by being your ruler.
Sorry, but the days of Rick Rolling as a fun kind of prank is so over that even my grandma thinks it's old and she hasn't stepped out of her grave for the last twenty years.
Nowadays, people play this instead, so get with the times!!
Having lived in New Zealand and Oregon, I wish Oregon was on less maps.
Lorde is actually more of an anthropomorphic bendy tape measurer, which lends them to more forms of metrology than we give them credit for. They aren't just pop icons. They're people. When they aren't rulers.
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New Zealand content creator Lorde says “let me be your ruler”. How could she accurately measure items? | Spyke
New Zealand is a problematic place, it doesn't show up on a lot of maps so people from there need to know how far off Australia to travel to get back, a fair amount of them have natural distance measuring abilities. That is what they mean by being your ruler.
You can actually see in this interview that you can just hand things to Lorde and she'll give you its exact dimensions, including volume and weight.
The link is broken and takes me to the home page.
Also check the community for the reason for the tongue in cheek comment.
Am I not supposed to play along? The link is broken on purpose, I didn't include a url
Rick Roll opportunity was right there 😢
Sorry, but the days of Rick Rolling as a fun kind of prank is so over that even my grandma thinks it's old and she hasn't stepped out of her grave for the last twenty years.
Nowadays, people play this instead, so get with the times!!
Fair point mate, carry on.
Having lived in New Zealand and Oregon, I wish Oregon was on less maps.
Lorde is actually more of an anthropomorphic bendy tape measurer, which lends them to more forms of metrology than we give them credit for. They aren't just pop icons. They're people. When they aren't rulers.