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Pretty sure those sites will just be guessing at her size. I had no idea she's 41 though, i had assumed she was younger.
 
Not sure what the issue is just girls having a good time, yes some are scruffy *******s but some are elegant. You can see that in any town or city at the weekend.

I want more pictures from this event........ :eek:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...s-long-weekend-pools-partying-debauchery.html :D

Also Liverpool is not like it used to be it is a very cosmopolitan city now.
The city centre and docks are amazing for tourists. ;)
 
Tefal said:
Amy Adams is a size 4 dress size adel is a 16.


Do youre preferences clearly do not match what your saying in your second paragraph.
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5' 4" and 9.5 stone is not very thin. Is that really a UK size 4? It's a BMI of 22.8, which is not very low. I know that clothing sizes are bordering on useless because they're not standardised, but if that's a 4 then healthy sizes would be about 0 to 8 at most and that doesn't seem to be the case.

Are you mixing US and UK dress sizes? Different manufacturers sizes? I've seen a size labelling variance of more than 4 for clothing of the same size, so combine those two things and it would probably be possible for the same woman to be size 4 and size 16 at the same time.

So I think that if the stated height and weight for Amy Adams is correct then the previous poster's preferences clearly do match what they're saying.
 
Look everyone is on their own journey. Now its easy for all of us to judge and ridicule behind our Keyboards and monitor screens but they're just having fun.

The agenda from the Daily mail is clear...The anchorage for each picture is so manipulative.

It could be a totally different story. And the press could go to Aintree and only photograph "beautiful " women.

They do exist in Liverpool..I've lived there..

Just sayin
 
This thread is incredible.

So many people saying they wouldn't. Ha as if. I would most likely go 'home' with 90% of them, including the chick who left her stickers on her shoes. What a fashion disaster she made!
 
easyrider said:
Look everyone is on their own journey. Now its easy for all of us to judge and ridicule behind our Keyboards and monitor screens but they're just having fun.

The agenda from the Daily mail is clear...The anchorage for each picture is so manipulative.

It could be a totally different story. And the press could go to Aintree and only photograph "beautiful " women.

They do exist in Liverpool..I've lived there..

Just sayin
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Pretty good point tbh, example. You go to a wedding, start of the day your suited and booted in the best clothes you have. A few hours later at the reception your an utter mess, shirt tail hanging out, tie unstrung, missing. Ive been to aintree and cheltenham in private booths where the so called elite of society hang out, believe me at the end of the night theyre no classier in their behaviour/appearance than the ones you see in the paper.
 
Begbie said:
This thread is incredible.

So many people saying they wouldn't. Ha as if. I would most likely go 'home' with 90% of them, including the chick who left her stickers on her shoes. What a fashion disaster she made!
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^^^ lol. :D

If the beach is wet why not play in the sand castle! ;)
 
Angilion said:
5' 4" and 9.5 stone is not very thin. Is that really a UK size 4? It's a BMI of 22.8, which is not very low. I know that clothing sizes are bordering on useless because they're not standardised, but if that's a 4 then healthy sizes would be about 0 to 8 at most and that doesn't seem to be the case.
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Thanks for the answers from everyone regarding Amy Adams. I've never been one for celebs because I find them too small, but Amy Adams is the exception as she's quite normal sized, maybe even high end of normal with that height / weight.

I was just saying though that I would always take normal / high end of normal than anorexia-advocating girls which (to me) still seem to represent a proportion of the model/celeb industry.

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