Guest guest Posted April 15, 2003 Report Share Posted April 15, 2003 Now, if I could just convince my pants that my rebound waist is imaginary too, all would be well.... ______________________________________________________ Ya know, Kate, every time ya wash your pants they shrink... Ya do wash 'em right? If not, they also shrink when dry cleaned..... If you live in the continental US the air hear tends to shrink them also, over a period of time, of course.. Randy Maybe it's not me! > Last November I decided to buy a new scale because my vision seems to be > getting worse (damned aging process!), and it was getting harder to see those > little lines. So I went with a nice digital model. Darned if the thing > didn't say I was 5 lbs. heavier than my old one. But, okay - whatever. > > Well, the new scale is sooooo inconsistent, I decided to upgrade to a better > model with the body fat analysis. Now this one weighs me 1 pound heavier > than the last one. It turns out my rebound weight is imaginary!!! > > Now, if I could just convince my pants that my rebound waist is imaginary > too, all would be well.... > > Kate > (who also feels better knowing she has a normal body fat, even if that's > imaginary) > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 15, 2003 Report Share Posted April 15, 2003 Now, if I could just convince my pants that my rebound waist is imaginary too, all would be well.... ______________________________________________________ Ya know, Kate, every time ya wash your pants they shrink... Ya do wash 'em right? If not, they also shrink when dry cleaned..... If you live in the continental US the air hear tends to shrink them also, over a period of time, of course.. Randy Maybe it's not me! > Last November I decided to buy a new scale because my vision seems to be > getting worse (damned aging process!), and it was getting harder to see those > little lines. So I went with a nice digital model. Darned if the thing > didn't say I was 5 lbs. heavier than my old one. But, okay - whatever. > > Well, the new scale is sooooo inconsistent, I decided to upgrade to a better > model with the body fat analysis. Now this one weighs me 1 pound heavier > than the last one. It turns out my rebound weight is imaginary!!! > > Now, if I could just convince my pants that my rebound waist is imaginary > too, all would be well.... > > Kate > (who also feels better knowing she has a normal body fat, even if that's > imaginary) > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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