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Posted: **5/21/2003, 1:16 pm**

I'm 5'5 I think :freak:

Posted: **5/21/2003, 1:18 pm**

i'm about 5'3
but short people are still good! we're just more compact

Posted: **5/21/2003, 1:19 pm**

I'm 5'10

Posted: **5/21/2003, 1:22 pm**

Mechanical Thought wrote:i'm about 5'3
but short people are still good! we're just more compact

lol, and more fuel efficient. :lol:

Posted: **5/21/2003, 1:23 pm**

well, thats implied.

Posted: **5/21/2003, 1:24 pm**

heh, my physics teacher has this song downloaded called "short people". he uses it to make fun of this short girl in class.

Posted: **5/21/2003, 1:25 pm**

According to the laws of physics, at one point, I was 3'4". Unless....

Posted: **5/21/2003, 1:35 pm**

don't canadians use the metrics and not ft?

Posted: **5/21/2003, 1:53 pm**

"Its too hard to convert in the metric system"
-- Some kid in my chemistry class

:lol:

Posted: **5/21/2003, 2:03 pm**

5'11

34D

Posted: **5/21/2003, 2:06 pm**

wow
rob has a bigger chest than i do

I'm jealous

Posted: **5/21/2003, 2:06 pm**

I'm 5'3, i always feel so short :neutral:

Posted: **5/21/2003, 2:09 pm**

meh most people still use Pounds and Feet for personal measurment, just by tradition. By the way the Metric system is WAY easier to learn for us canadian's to learn then your damn Imperial. Everything in metric goes by tens, where you guys have weird random numbers like 3 feet in a yard or something like that.

10 mm = 1 cm,
100 cm = 1 m
100 g = 1 kg
100 m = 1 k
freezing pont/ melting point = 0 C
boiling point = 100 C

it's all easy folks, the prefixes even explain it