Does size matter?
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The Matt
, Dec 11 2004 04:59 PM
31 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 11 December 2004 - 04:59 PM
Who is the tallest mini driver on TMF?
Who is the heaviest mini driver on TMF?
want to know if I hold the record for both,
Who is the heaviest mini driver on TMF?
want to know if I hold the record for both,
#2
Posted 11 December 2004 - 08:07 PM
so come on then give us a start point how tall and how heavy are you just for teh offical record that is
#3
Posted 14 December 2004 - 11:13 PM
Hope i'm not the heaviest wighing in at 11 stone, but fairly tall at 6ft 3in.
#4
Posted 15 December 2004 - 02:04 AM
im 11 stone 2 and 5 foot 6
#5
Posted 15 December 2004 - 03:35 AM
6'1" 200 US Pounds
and what the hell is a Stone?
you don't use pounds because they are your money? ©
yet you reject the metric system (A+ (am i the only one that likes the "Standard system" as we call it here. Hard to be standard when we are the only country that uses it. But god damn it its standard because we are awesome.)
and what the hell is a Stone?
you don't use pounds because they are your money? ©
yet you reject the metric system (A+ (am i the only one that likes the "Standard system" as we call it here. Hard to be standard when we are the only country that uses it. But god damn it its standard because we are awesome.)
#6
Posted 15 December 2004 - 04:30 AM
I'm, 6 foot 1" and weigh in at about 155lbs.
Jeffburg; thats two posts in a row where you have referenced to the U.S.A. as the "best country". If this is the case then why the hell do British cars kick such a$$ and why did British rock and roll basically take over the north american music scene in the 60's and 70's??? If you need more back up evidence I'm sure other people on here will back me up on this. Sorry if I'm sounding like a bit of a willy but it seems to me that you are just being a little cocky. If your so into America then why the british forums man? again not trying to offend you.
I am also curious as to what a stone is as well....
peace
Al
Jeffburg; thats two posts in a row where you have referenced to the U.S.A. as the "best country". If this is the case then why the hell do British cars kick such a$$ and why did British rock and roll basically take over the north american music scene in the 60's and 70's??? If you need more back up evidence I'm sure other people on here will back me up on this. Sorry if I'm sounding like a bit of a willy but it seems to me that you are just being a little cocky. If your so into America then why the british forums man? again not trying to offend you.
I am also curious as to what a stone is as well....
peace
Al
#7
Posted 15 December 2004 - 07:21 AM
A "stone" is 14lbs
and we dont have them here anymore
tony blair even prosecutes people for selling bananas in lbs
we all have to use Kgs or else !
and we dont have them here anymore
tony blair even prosecutes people for selling bananas in lbs
we all have to use Kgs or else !
#8
Posted 15 December 2004 - 11:32 AM
14 stone and 5 foot 10.5inches, a bit out of proportion but i dont look it for some reason :nugget:
#9
Posted 15 December 2004 - 12:49 PM
dodgy scales lewis
#10
Posted 15 December 2004 - 01:30 PM
So far it is looking like I hold the record for both categories! YAAY!
I am 296 lbs (UK)
and I am 6' 6" tall
LMAO!!!!
jeffberg - that is a little over 21 stone
I am 296 lbs (UK)
and I am 6' 6" tall
LMAO!!!!
jeffberg - that is a little over 21 stone
#11
Posted 15 December 2004 - 01:42 PM
Stoopid French Metric system .
I thought the US went 'officially' metric some time ago?
I never understood why America only uses part of the imperial system though. Stones are part of the system, so are hundredweights, chains, rods, furlongs and everything else. And why is a US ton different to an imperial tonne? And there should be 20 fl oz in a pint not 16. And what the hell is a cup?
Strangest thing is the BBC system of metric feet!
I thought the US went 'officially' metric some time ago?
I never understood why America only uses part of the imperial system though. Stones are part of the system, so are hundredweights, chains, rods, furlongs and everything else. And why is a US ton different to an imperial tonne? And there should be 20 fl oz in a pint not 16. And what the hell is a cup?
Strangest thing is the BBC system of metric feet!
But god damn it its standard because we are awesome
#12
Posted 15 December 2004 - 01:50 PM
I could use a quart of milk and some cookies right now!
I never understood the 'stone' thing, I was brought up using the metric system. I am 134.5 KG
but it's funny how everyone still does height in feet and inches!
I never understood the 'stone' thing, I was brought up using the metric system. I am 134.5 KG
but it's funny how everyone still does height in feet and inches!
#13
Posted 15 December 2004 - 02:05 PM
I think feet and inches mean more to people. They are more real rather than being extrapolated in some obscure manner like metres are. I think it was the Finnish government who recently published a report saying that feet and inches were far more efficient than metric for measuring and estimating for this very reason. People are usually far more accurate when asked to estimate in feet.
#14
Posted 15 December 2004 - 03:39 PM
5'10" 12 Stone. Nearly as heavy as the Mozzie :grin:
#15
Posted 15 December 2004 - 03:47 PM
6ft 1 and 16st 2. I'm often asked if I play rugby as I'm of a "sturdy" :tongue: frame but the closest I currently get to exercise is moving my mini minus shell aroung my garage and sanding it.
Ade :grin:
Ade :grin:
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