Comic Discussion > QUESTIONABLE CONTENT

WCT: 7-11 June 2010 (1681-1685)

<< < (54/59) > >>

laizeohbeets:

--- Quote from: Nodaisho on 11 Jun 2010, 22:32 ---The funny thing is, even in the US, Converse are measured in UK sizes. And they are an American company.
--- End quote ---

They're not. A size 7 womens = a size 5 mens. If I buy men's sneakers in the  US, they are always a size 5.

JackFaerie:

--- Quote from: HiFranc on 11 Jun 2010, 14:59 ---JackFaerie,

You do realise that the Daily Mail is a tabloid and, as such, has less veracity than a politician?  Hell, I would even pay more attention to what Dubya says than a British tabloid!

--- End quote ---

Yep. That's why it wasn't my only source, although it sure seems to be the most popular one to discuss on here. I think that says more about you guys than me. :-p  I used it to show that even sensationalistic British media isn't claiming the new average bra size is above 36C.

Re: other poster, about age-related deflation: nope. If you read the interviews, the women make it clear it doesn't just have to do with age. And if gramma is a B now, no way she was a DD when she was young--there's only so much you deflate. (If anything, sag usually adds a cup size. How perky and "full" breasts look has nothing to do with that cup size they are.)

Nodaisho:

--- Quote from: laizeohbeets on 12 Jun 2010, 07:13 ---
--- Quote from: Nodaisho on 11 Jun 2010, 22:32 ---The funny thing is, even in the US, Converse are measured in UK sizes. And they are an American company.
--- End quote ---

They're not. A size 7 womens = a size 5 mens. If I buy men's sneakers in the  US, they are always a size 5.

--- End quote ---
I'm not quite sure what you are saying here. Converse might not be quite UK sizes, but all three pairs I looked at in my size range matched UK sizing, it could just be coincidental and their own in-house measurements just match UK sizes at that point. They definitely aren't normal US shoe sizing, though.

jwhouk:
Most Likely to Do Something Incredibly Embarassing/Stupid This Week
Marigold    - 47 (46.5%)
Marten    - 10 (9.9%)
Dora    - 2 (2%)
Faye    - 5 (5%)
Hannelore    - 0 (0%)
Tai    - 22 (21.8%)
Cosette    - 12 (11.9%)
Other (please state)    - 3 (3%)

Total Voters: 101

I'm actually going to say Tai was the winner, with Marten second and Marigold third.

HiFranc:
jw,

I take it you do the surveys?

Could you also put the option for "I...I am OK."

Navigation

[0] Message Index

[#] Next page

[*] Previous page

Go to full version