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mixed signals... what the hell is my weight ?
im confused.. some people come up to me and say i look skinny yet others say i am fat. I dont get it i am confused as to what i am :/
i was at a bbq the oother day and a woman came up to me and said "look at you skinny mini"... wtf... and at work a coworker said i shouldnt lose weight as i already look skinny and thin. My dad says i look ridculaouly unhealthy and underweight.
however...
out clubbing a girl said "look at that fatty" about me. When i was walking past a work crew a guy said "shes huge", and another time i got told i was "kinda fat"
WTF IS GOING ON HERE!!! half the ppl say i look tiny and they other half think im a lumbering sack of fat...
what is the truth????????
i am 21, female, 5'9 and weigh 137lbs????
seriously can some one just tell me the truth please, these mixed signals are really gettin to me
HELP
Something tells me these people who were clubbing were sitting just picking on people. I know several stupid people who do that.. oh look at that hair, oh look, she's huge! They are sitting doing that because they have nothing better to do but sit down and put people down to make themselves feel big & strong. It's like e-thugs online who call normal sized people fat, you know? Apparently they watch too much TV and have no idea/too stupid to care about real healthy weight.
My aunt is a DR, when I was younger she'd always tell me that there is a healthy weight range for everyone. When you get 50-60 years old, being underweight will damage you just as bad as being overweight. Your body's workings on the inside have to always take priority to what people think you should weight.
People you find in clubs are usually pretty shallow. Everything and everyone around them is kinda distorted. That's what I notice.
I think that the words of your family and friends are what's important, no matter how thin your are, there will always be shallow people who would go, oh, but you could your butt/thighs/whatever.. it's just endless and not worth it. You decide for yourself what you're comfortable with.. I think you should just feel sorry for people like that.. putting all that energy on something like that..
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how much do you think it would cost me to build a 18x24 workshed(without crew labor costs)?
Im building a 18x24 workshed for myself and i was wondering how much all the lumber would cost me,i have been trying to search on google to find out the prices of lumber but cant find it anywhere, my shed is going to be a barn style with a full size loft ,im using 2x4's for the walls and roof and im using 2x6's for the floor and rafters.
Guessing your putting your studs two foot on center,(based on southern Indiana USA prices) Your still needing 3/4" tounge and groove OSB for floor, T siding for walls and door, 7/16" osb for roof, #15 lb felt, shingles, H clips, roofing nails, 8 and 16 D nails, 1x4 trim boards, drip edge, hinges, latch, vent and paint. (things you didn't mention) 432 sqft shed I would guest-a- ment a price of $1600 for materials alone.
Have fun, you maybe best check into a kit. Much easier for a DIYer!
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