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== Notes ==
== Notes ==
*In the season 3 episode "[[Dirty Hands]]", Gaius Baltar describes the culture of [[Aerelon]] and "going down to the pub for a pint", suggesting that Colonials also use the term of "pint." The term may also be a [[Continuity errors (RDM)|continuity error]] since Baltar's use of "pub" and "pint" may have been intended to reflect Aerelon's culture as comparable to that of [[w:Ireland|Ireland]] or [[w:Scotland|Scotland]].
*In the season 3 episode "[[Dirty Hands]]", Gaius Baltar describes the culture of [[Aerelon]] and "going down to the pub for a pint", suggesting that Colonials also use the term of "pint." The term may also be intended to reflect Aerelon's culture as comparable to that of working-class [[w:Ireland|Ireland]], [[w:Scotland|Scotland]] or [[w:Northern England|Northern England]].
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Revision as of 00:51, 19 July 2007

For more information on this unit of measurement and its sourcing, see Substances in the Re-imagined Series.

A "JP" is a Colonial unit of measure for liquids, particularly water. A JP is approximately one pint[1].

Gaius Baltar notes to the leadership of the Fleet how many JPs of water (and other consumables) will be needed per colonist after a saboteur damages Galactica, which loses 60% of its water supply (Water).

Notes

  • In the season 3 episode "Dirty Hands", Gaius Baltar describes the culture of Aerelon and "going down to the pub for a pint", suggesting that Colonials also use the term of "pint." The term may also be intended to reflect Aerelon's culture as comparable to that of working-class Ireland, Scotland or Northern England.

References

  1. This can be deduced from information given in "Water".