Thu Oct 06, 2005 4:20 am
Zega wrote:JCPenney's is very good as well.DM was on fire! wrote:Zer0 wrote:Why don't you try...gaining some weight first so jeans you're size would be easier to find?
It may just be me and my somewhat half-asleep stupor, but I found that rude.
I did too. Some people can't help their weight. Fast metabolisms and family pattern.
Fri Oct 07, 2005 3:37 am
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Sat Oct 08, 2005 12:28 am
Hikari wrote:Zer0 wrote:Why don't you try...gaining some weight first so jeans you're size would be easier to find?
Heh, very amusing. My weight issue has been this way since I was a toddler, do you think I prefer being nigh-anorexic looking? No. Would you tell a heftier or average build person to lose weight if they asked for clothing suggestions here?
Sat Oct 08, 2005 9:00 am
Charisma wrote:Hikari wrote:Zer0 wrote:Why don't you try...gaining some weight first so jeans you're size would be easier to find?
Heh, very amusing. My weight issue has been this way since I was a toddler, do you think I prefer being nigh-anorexic looking? No. Would you tell a heftier or average build person to lose weight if they asked for clothing suggestions here?
Isn't Zero a guy? I don't think guys quite understand the pains of clothes buying lol. Fat or skinny, most clothes are made for one type of woman,and most of us do not fall in the set body type therefore making it very, very hard to find clothes specially pants.
Sun Oct 09, 2005 8:16 am
Paul wrote:Charisma wrote:Hikari wrote:Zer0 wrote:Why don't you try...gaining some weight first so jeans you're size would be easier to find?
Heh, very amusing. My weight issue has been this way since I was a toddler, do you think I prefer being nigh-anorexic looking? No. Would you tell a heftier or average build person to lose weight if they asked for clothing suggestions here?
Isn't Zero a guy? I don't think guys quite understand the pains of clothes buying lol. Fat or skinny, most clothes are made for one type of woman,and most of us do not fall in the set body type therefore making it very, very hard to find clothes specially pants.
I do! I do! I can't find 28" waist guy jeans <i>anywhere</i>.
Sun Oct 09, 2005 2:48 pm
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Sun Oct 09, 2005 5:46 pm
Hikari wrote:Zega wrote:JCPenney's is very good as well.DM was on fire! wrote:Zer0 wrote:Why don't you try...gaining some weight first so jeans you're size would be easier to find?
It may just be me and my somewhat half-asleep stupor, but I found that rude.
I did too. Some people can't help their weight. Fast metabolisms and family pattern.
Atleast I'm not the only one who thinks this. You've hit it square in the head. Fast metabolisms and family pattern.
.. *sticks more shops to browse on her sticky notes*
Sun Oct 09, 2005 7:24 pm
Zer0 wrote:Hikari wrote:Zega wrote:JCPenney's is very good as well.DM was on fire! wrote:Zer0 wrote:Why don't you try...gaining some weight first so jeans you're size would be easier to find?
It may just be me and my somewhat half-asleep stupor, but I found that rude.
I did too. Some people can't help their weight. Fast metabolisms and family pattern.
Atleast I'm not the only one who thinks this. You've hit it square in the head. Fast metabolisms and family pattern.
.. *sticks more shops to browse on her sticky notes*
Hmph. I've heard of people losing weight being a problem but gaining weight? Even if you've got a family history or a very fast metabolism, being almost 16 and 75 pounds is quite...odd.
How about you just for the baggy look?
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