Stupid redundancy. Pick one (the most readily understood) and go with that one.

@rainmanjr The USA still uses miles, feet, fluid ounces, pounds etc.

@Petter So do I.

@rainmanjr I use both. I measure personal data such as height and weight, in Imperial measure, but cook and drive using the metric system.

@Petter I don't. I use one because two is pointlessly repetitive. Any good Author will tell you how great being redundant is.

@rainmanjr I owned a publishing group. I avoided anything that used the same nouns or adjectives repetitively, rather than alternatives.
So I am all in favour of variety.

@Petter Anything can become cliche and who needs such lazy writing. Keep it sorta fresh and change out words. I laugh myself silly when someone writing their comment corrects an earlier point, or doesn't just correct spelling, and points out that they did it. Backspace, dudes. I have a writer's flair, if you will, and construction (at least I think that I do) so writing means something to me. Not enough to get paid for it, I guess, but I admire the good stuff.

@rainmanjr One of my short stories here.
[allpoetry.com]

@Petter Nice twist of fate and writing.

@rainmanjr Thank you. I also enjoy writing satirical poetry, such as this:-
[allpoetry.com]

@Petter I'm off satire. I know from personal experience that people don't like it and the main consequence has been that people got meaner because of it. I think they don't see it as a joke.