Nitroglycerin
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Closer to 162cmI'm 5'4 in US measurements, pretty sure that's around 164 cm?.... probably not exact
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Closer to 162cmI'm 5'4 in US measurements, pretty sure that's around 164 cm?.... probably not exact
It's okay my dude, in the land of the freedom you have the right to be incorrect.Exactly 6 feet tall, which is an amount of cms probably over 100, and probably a couple of height stones.
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Not to get political or anything, but what the fuckI'm basically the tallest woman here at 6'2:
I honestly dont care if you were 8'50, in my mind, you're all of a foot, standing on my shoulder like a devil whispering cynical hilarity, and you can just deal with that.I'm basically the tallest woman here at 6'2:
Oh.Thanks ^^..I wasn't really sure.Closer to 162cm
It can be pretty fucked, yeah.At judo last night, one of the 'kids' (he's actually just turned 17, which is weird because he's been learning since he was 11), was telling us about one of the boys at school that has recently come back after 3 months off, because he had surgery to fix his scoliosis. Apparently he was 5'11 when he went in for surgery, and now he's 6'3.
That must have been one hell of a fucked up spine.
Superior genetics. And presumably lactose tolerant.Not to get political or anything, but what the fuck
Damn, I never knew my mother's warnings about my sitting positions in front of the disk were that serious.
My spine was 75 degrees or so out of alignment by the time I had my surgery. But part of the problem was that I was 12/13 when they picked up on it and they had to wait for me to finish growing.
For reference, I grew like 5cm (1.9 inches apparently) after they straightened me up, so I believe it.At judo last night, one of the 'kids' (he's actually just turned 17, which is weird because he's been learning since he was 11), was telling us about one of the boys at school that has recently come back after 3 months off, because he had surgery to fix his scoliosis. Apparently he was 5'11 when he went in for surgery, and now he's 6'3.
That must have been one hell of a fucked up spine.
You can buy stools that fold down in Ikea. Maybe you need to carry a backpack with one in for emergenciesI'm 5'2" and I am the shortest out of my family and friends. I haven't grown really since I was 12 except a few centimeters but I don't know precisely. The struggle is hard when I can't reach the top shelf and don't have a stepping stool.
Alternatively, you can carry an extra pair of wooden stilts to use to reach high shelves, like normal people usually do.You can buy stools that fold down in Ikea. Maybe you need to carry a backpack with one in for emergencies
You can buy stools that fold down in Ikea. Maybe you need to carry a backpack with one in for emergencies
Just hope the staff have made sure the shelves have slotted in properly before you climb! I have sometimes mis aligned shelves only to realise when I lean on them or something.I always seem to forget to buy one. Sidenote though: whenever I'm at the store, if there is something that I need that's high up, I look around first to much sure no one is looking and then start climbing the shelves to get it. I'm light enough so I don't worry as much as breaking something but I'm still careful.