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				 13 Mar 2007 Tue 09:31 pm | 
			 
			
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	size 2 in the us ha.. vay bee  		 
		
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				 13 Mar 2007 Tue 09:46 pm | 
			 
			
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	 Quoting gusel_kiz: Thank you Karekin ya.. You put that all very well bence.
 
 Im a UK 6 at the moment and Im not a rake at all.. Thanks to my Beyonce hips lol hehe  |  
   No problem, also I would like to clear up that I am NOT a size 14, it was only a referance   but was at one time   		
		
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				 14 Mar 2007 Wed 12:51 am | 
			 
			
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	AS an older memeber of this site, I would like to add, when I was 16 or 17, I weighed around 8 stone and was size UK 10.  (In fact into my forties I only ever weighed around 8½ stone) Now someone my height and around 8 stone would be a size 8 or even a six. I am now a size 12 which really would be a have been at least a size fourteen, 30 or so years ago.
 
 What we have to remember is that sizing has altered to suit the changing shape of women and I agree with Robyn  (on this occasion, there is always a first and a second   )  anyone who is a UK size 6 should not be thinking about losing weight, and neither would someone a size 10. 
 
 Why are you all so hung up about your size, when you get to my age you have to accept a little more of what you are.  As your metabolism natually slows down, you dont get a lot of choice, it happens over night.		 
		
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				 14 Mar 2007 Wed 01:16 am | 
			 
			
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	 Quoting libralady: AS an older memeber of this site, I would like to add, when I was 16 or 17, I weighed around 8 stone and was size UK 10.  (In fact into my forties I only ever weighed around 8½ stone) Now someone my height and around 8 stone would be a size 8 or even a six. I am now a size 12 which really would be a have been at least a size fourteen, 30 or so years ago.
 
 What we have to remember is that sizing has altered to suit the changing shape of women and I agree with Robyn  (on this occasion, there is always a first and a second   )  anyone who is a UK size 6 should not be thinking about losing weight, and neither would someone a size 10. 
 
 Why are you all so hung up about your size, when you get to my age you have to accept a little more of what you are.  As your metabolism natually slows down, you dont get a lot of choice, it happens over night.  |  
  
 
 Im glad we agreed and I would just like to ask if you have a temperature at all? 		
		
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				 14 Mar 2007 Wed 11:58 am | 
			 
			
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	 Quoting libralady: AS an older memeber of this site, I would like to add, when I was 16 or 17, I weighed around 8 stone and was size UK 10.  (In fact into my forties I only ever weighed around 8½ stone) Now someone my height and around 8 stone would be a size 8 or even a six. I am now a size 12 which really would be a have been at least a size fourteen, 30 or so years ago.
 
 What we have to remember is that sizing has altered to suit the changing shape of women and I agree with Robyn  (on this occasion, there is always a first and a second   )  anyone who is a UK size 6 should not be thinking about losing weight, and neither would someone a size 10. 
 
 Why are you all so hung up about your size, when you get to my age you have to accept a little more of what you are.  As your metabolism natually slows down, you dont get a lot of choice, it happens over night.  |  
  
 
 
 i dont want to lose weight. i never said that. id like to tone up what is there   that is why im doing a lot of exercise recently.. and its working guys..		
		
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				 14 Mar 2007 Wed 04:30 pm | 
			 
			
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	 Quoting gusel_kiz: Quoting libralady: AS an older memeber of this site, I would like to add, when I was 16 or 17, I weighed around 8 stone and was size UK 10.  (In fact into my forties I only ever weighed around 8½ stone) Now someone my height and around 8 stone would be a size 8 or even a six. I am now a size 12 which really would be a have been at least a size fourteen, 30 or so years ago.
 
 What we have to remember is that sizing has altered to suit the changing shape of women and I agree with Robyn  (on this occasion, there is always a first and a second   )  anyone who is a UK size 6 should not be thinking about losing weight, and neither would someone a size 10. 
 
 Why are you all so hung up about your size, when you get to my age you have to accept a little more of what you are.  As your metabolism natually slows down, you dont get a lot of choice, it happens over night.  |  
  
 
 
 i dont want to lose weight. i never said that. id like to tone up what is there   that is why im doing a lot of exercise recently.. and its working guys.. |  
   Aferin!!Gusel_Kiz same here    Libralady, you are right and I have noticed the same as well.... stupid metabolism    I guess since I am in my early thirties its a hard transition from the 20's.. they went by all to fast and darnit I want my body back!!!          		
		
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				 14 Mar 2007 Wed 05:25 pm | 
			 
			
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	 Quoting karekin04: Quoting gusel_kiz: Quoting libralady: AS an older memeber of this site, I would like to add, when I was 16 or 17, I weighed around 8 stone and was size UK 10.  (In fact into my forties I only ever weighed around 8½ stone) Now someone my height and around 8 stone would be a size 8 or even a six. I am now a size 12 which really would be a have been at least a size fourteen, 30 or so years ago.
 
 What we have to remember is that sizing has altered to suit the changing shape of women and I agree with Robyn  (on this occasion, there is always a first and a second   )  anyone who is a UK size 6 should not be thinking about losing weight, and neither would someone a size 10. 
 
 Why are you all so hung up about your size, when you get to my age you have to accept a little more of what you are.  As your metabolism natually slows down, you dont get a lot of choice, it happens over night.  |  
  
 
 
 i dont want to lose weight. i never said that. id like to tone up what is there   that is why im doing a lot of exercise recently.. and its working guys.. |  
   Aferin!!Gusel_Kiz same here    Libralady, you are right and I have noticed the same as well.... stupid metabolism    I guess since I am in my early thirties its a hard transition from the 20's.. they went by all to fast and darnit I want my body back!!!           |  
  
 
 Yah this metabolism idea sucks.. BTW Im only 18 and mine dont seem too good itself hehe		
		
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				 14 Mar 2007 Wed 09:19 pm | 
			 
			
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	Stone? UK sizes? Can you convert them to kilo's and European sizes please?		 
		
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				 14 Mar 2007 Wed 09:30 pm | 
			 
			
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	 Quoting Trudy: Stone? UK sizes? Can you convert them to kilo's and European sizes please?  |  
  
 8 stone -55 kilos
 9 stone - 60 kilos
 10 stone -65 kilos
 11 stone -70 kilos
 approximately anyway  
 uk size 8  european 36/0 us 4
 uk size 10 european 38/1 us 6
 uk size 12 european 40/2 us 8
 uk size 14 european 42/3 us 10
 
 my attempts at sizing and kilo conversion are not  100%accurate please don't sue  		
		
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				 14 Mar 2007 Wed 11:23 pm | 
			 
			
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	 Quoting robyn  : Quoting Trudy: Stone? UK sizes? Can you convert them to kilo's and European sizes please?  |  
  
 8 stone -55 kilos
 9 stone - 60 kilos
 10 stone -65 kilos
 11 stone -70 kilos
 approximately anyway  
 uk size 8  european 36/0 us 4
 uk size 10 european 38/1 us 6
 uk size 12 european 40/2 us 8
 uk size 14 european 42/3 us 10
 
 my attempts at sizing and kilo conversion are not  100%accurate please don't sue   |  
  
 
 8 stone = 112Lb = 51kg 
 9 stone = 126lb = 57kg 
 10 stone = 140lb = 63½kg
 11 stone = 154lb = 70kg
 
 That is a bit more acurate, but sizing OK.		
		
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				 15 Mar 2007 Thu 12:02 am | 
			 
			
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	 Quoting libralady: Quoting robyn  : Quoting Trudy: Stone? UK sizes? Can you convert them to kilo's and European sizes please?  |  
  
 8 stone -55 kilos
 9 stone - 60 kilos
 10 stone -65 kilos
 11 stone -70 kilos
 approximately anyway  
 uk size 8  european 36/0 us 4
 uk size 10 european 38/1 us 6
 uk size 12 european 40/2 us 8
 uk size 14 european 42/3 us 10
 
 my attempts at sizing and kilo conversion are not  100%accurate please don't sue   |  
  
 
 8 stone = 112Lb = 51kg 
 9 stone = 126lb = 57kg 
 10 stone = 140lb = 63½kg
 11 stone = 154lb = 70kg
 
 That is a bit more acurate, but sizing OK. |  
  
 someones got to do it eh   		
		
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