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How tall is Bernard, Hooky, Steph and Gillian, I heard that Ian Curtis was like 6'2 or something:p

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Ian was 6,3 actually, my height. A thread has been done about this before, i suggest you do a search, but they are all short buggers.

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3.63 fathoms, Spikey!

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Barney and Hooky are both 5'6. For more information, look it up the NOOL FAQ.

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Originally posted by This blue-eyed boy that wants to be Barney and Hooky are both 5'6. For more information, look it up the NOOL FAQ.

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Shortarses, the lot of them. Well not Ian, but he's still shorter than me.

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wow ian was tall, but jeez hooky and bernard are short stuffs:jawdrop:

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Originally posted by Nick Name 3.63 fathoms, Spikey!

:thumb: Bang on the money

3.63 fathoms

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Originally posted by MYOB Shortarses, the lot of them. Well not Ian, but he's still shorter than me.

How much shorter? I find that being 6,3 can be a problem, for instance, i always have to talk down to people, and when i meet someone taller tham me i'm sort of stunned. :shrug:

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Originally posted by Buffer Low:bestof: > Originally posted by MYOB> Shortarses, the lot of them. Well not Ian, but he's still shorter than me.

How much shorter? I find that being 6,3 can be a problem, for instance, i always have to talk down to people, and when i meet someone taller tham me i'm sort of stunned. :shrug:

2 inches shorter.

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Originally posted by Buffer Low:bestof: > Originally posted by MYOB> Shortarses, the lot of them. Well not Ian, but he's still shorter than me.

How much shorter? I find that being 6,3 can be a problem, for instance, i always have to talk down to people, and when i meet someone taller tham me i'm sort of stunned. :shrug:

Well, I'm 6'4" and I don't find it abnormal.

But when I see a guy below 5'9" I'm always stunned

When I see girls taller than me, then I freak ;)

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I'm 1,85. With meters, centimeters and comma, as used by the simple and civilized world.

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Originally posted by MYOB > Originally posted by Buffer Low:bestof:> > > > Originally posted by MYOB> > Shortarses, the lot of them. Well not Ian, but he's still shorter than me.>

How much shorter? I find that being 6,3 can be a problem, for instance, i always have to talk down to people, and when i meet someone taller tham me i'm sort of stunned. :shrug: 2 inches shorter.

I'm 6' 6.5' and all my friends are between 5 feet and about 5'9' so I have gotten used to listening to conversations from short people. My mom is short, so I never have looked at a short person and was shocked, but I do get shocked when people are nearly as tall as I am. The big problem with being my height is hitting my head on things in public.

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My father used to say that according to the weight chart at his Doctor's office, he was 6 feet tall.

His actual height: 5'5" :evil4:

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Im 1.83 meters, or almost exactly 6 foot well just below.

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What's wrong with being 5'6? I'm 5'6 and I'm not that short.

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Originally posted by Server Error in "/" Application I'm 1,85. With meters, centimeters and comma, as used by the simple and civilized world.

Actually, I don't know anybody that knows is height or weight in the metric system in Canada.

That must be the only part where it never really changed.. I'd have to check my driver's licence to be sure.....

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how tall is stephen? he looks tall. maybe i'll read the faq. i knew a guy who was 7'1". he would always get stopped and asked how tall he was and if he played basketball. on occasion, he would walk with this kid who was 5'7" and when ppl would stop them and ask the tall guy "how tall are you?" the short guy would answer " i'm 5'7" " and keep walking. i thought it was funny at least. whatever, the alarm just went off again.

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Well im 6'3 myself, i just found out a grew another inch, knowing my family, im going to be like 6'5, or even 6'6 if im luckey, but i always though Barney was taller, now i have to look down....

Oh and when a girl is taller then 6'3 trust me, at my school theirs a girl whos 15 and 6'7!!!!! its scary as hell! and my other friend is 6'7 too!:jawdrop:

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I'm the only person in my family over 6 foot tall. My mother is 5'2', for instance. Probably the tallest person in the town, it seems

I used to be a shortarse though. Grew around 7 inches over the summer when I was 12. Might have been steroids in the water, or the Chernobyl Effect finally kicked in (born around the right time for the gas cloud to be over Ireland)

Same as Canada here for height and weight - still in feet and stones, even though we have everything else in metric, even road distances (and from January, speed limits)

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eh...how's this one to piss a lad off...my father is (was?) 5' 9"...I'm right around the same height...his two sisters...6' 2" and 6' 4"...one of my sisters is 6' as well...at least the other one stayed shorter than me...

'tis loads of fun to look up at your aunts...

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Originally posted by Tristan > Originally posted by MYOB> > > > Originally posted by Buffer Low:bestof:> > > > > > > Originally posted by MYOB> > > Shortarses, the lot of them. Well not Ian, but he's still shorter than me.> > >

How much shorter? I find that being 6,3 can be a problem, for instance, i always have to talk down to people, and when i meet someone taller tham me i'm sort of stunned. :shrug: 2 inches shorter.

I'm 6' 6.5' and all my friends are between 5 feet and about 5'9' so I have gotten used to listening to conversations from short people. My mom is short, so I never have looked at a short person and was shocked, but I do get shocked when people are nearly as tall as I am. The big problem with being my height is hitting my head on things in public.

Same here, i must have gotten at least a dozen head wounds over the years.

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Originally posted by Buffer Low:bestof: > Originally posted by Tristan> > > > > > Originally posted by MYOB> > > > > > > Originally posted by Buffer Low:bestof:> > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by MYOB> > > > Shortarses, the lot of them. Well not Ian, but he's still shorter than me.> > > > > >

How much shorter? I find that being 6,3 can be a problem, for instance, i always have to talk down to people, and when i meet someone taller tham me i'm sort of stunned. :shrug: 2 inches shorter.

I'm 6' 6.5' and all my friends are between 5 feet and about 5'9' so I have gotten used to listening to conversations from short people. My mom is short, so I never have looked at a short person and was shocked, but I do get shocked when people are nearly as tall as I am. The big problem with being my height is hitting my head on things in public.

Same here, i must have gotten at least a dozen head wounds over the years.

I get serious knee problems, partly from my height - a lot of weight for my knees to carry, considering one of them is buggered from a bike accident.

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Originally posted by MYOB > Originally posted by Buffer Low:bestof:> > > > Originally posted by Tristan> > > > > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by MYOB> > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by Buffer Low:bestof:> > > > > > > > > > > > > Originally posted by MYOB> > > > > Shortarses, the lot of them. Well not Ian, but he's still shorter than me.> > > > > > > > > >

How much shorter? I find that being 6,3 can be a problem, for instance, i always have to talk down to people, and when i meet someone taller tham me i'm sort of stunned. :shrug: 2 inches shorter.

I'm 6' 6.5' and all my friends are between 5 feet and about 5'9' so I have gotten used to listening to conversations from short people. My mom is short, so I never have looked at a short person and was shocked, but I do get shocked when people are nearly as tall as I am. The big problem with being my height is hitting my head on things in public.

Same here, i must have gotten at least a dozen head wounds over the years. I get serious knee problems, partly from my height - a lot of weight for my knees to carry, considering one of them is buggered from a bike accident.

I've had no knee problems yet, even when I used to be fat (240 pounds, now 210), but I surely expect some knee pain when I get older.

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Originally posted by This blue-eyed boy that wants to be What's wrong with being 5'6? I'm 5'6 and I'm not that short.

No, you are very short. And you are very ugly too. You must had been spanked like and old rug in the school :evil4:

just like me...:nervous:

but at least NOW I'm tall, and you are not :evil4:

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Originally posted by Server Error in "/" Application > Originally posted by This blue-eyed boy that wants to be> What's wrong with being 5'6? I'm 5'6 and I'm not that short.

No, you are very short. And you are very ugly too. You must had been spanked like and old rug in the school :evil4: just like me...:nervous:

but at least NOW I'm tall, and you are not :evil4: Yeah, but who says I can't come down to Brazil and kick your shins in?

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Originally posted by This blue-eyed boy that wants to be > Originally posted by Server Error in "/" Application> > > > Originally posted by This blue-eyed boy that wants to be> > What's wrong with being 5'6? I'm 5'6 and I'm not that short.>

No, you are very short. And you are very ugly too. You must had been spanked like and old rug in the school :evil4: just like me...:nervous:

but at least NOW I'm tall, and you are not :evil4: Yeah, but who says I can't come down to Brazil and kick your shins in?

logic says :smoking:

Unless you're one of those with machine guns that likes going to school just to kill the morons who messes with you :eek3:

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I'd like to interrupt this little love-in to claim that I am also in the apparently popular 5 ft. 6 in. club. That is all. You may proceed bashing each other.

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Originally posted by Server Error in "/" Application > Originally posted by This blue-eyed boy that wants to be> > > > Originally posted by Server Error in "/" Application> > > > > > > Originally posted by This blue-eyed boy that wants to be> > > What's wrong with being 5'6? I'm 5'6 and I'm not that short.> > >

No, you are very short. And you are very ugly too. You must had been spanked like and old rug in the school :evil4: just like me...:nervous:

but at least NOW I'm tall, and you are not :evil4: Yeah, but who says I can't come down to Brazil and kick your shins in?

logic says :smoking:

Unless you're one of those with machine guns that likes going to school just to kill the morons who messes with you :eek3: I don't own a machine gun. In fact, I don't even own a pocket knife. And, contrary to what you might think, I haven't been in high school for over two years.

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I'm 1,87 metres and have 2 feet.

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Just when u thought all fights where over (JSB and me) here comes a new probelm, The Blue Eyed Boy and the Damn Brazil Kid, any bets anyone?:evil4: mines on the Blue Eyed Boy:thumb:

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57 yellow pages high........thats me,thats me...... dont know what hight i am ,but could do with losing a few pounds,ounces,kilos ,grams,drams bacon flans. :nuts: .......................................................... ta ra ra bum deeay,ta ra ra bum deeay

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I get serious knee problems, partly from my height - a lot of weight for my knees to carry, considering one of them is buggered from a bike accident.

I was in a car crash a couple of years ago and had hair-line fractures on both knee caps (the most common cause of injury for tall people), haven't been the same since.

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my father's 5'8--the shortest member of our family, tiny guy.

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Originally posted by Buffer Low:bestof: > I get serious knee problems, partly from my height - a lot of weight for my knees to carry, considering one of them is buggered from a bike accident.

I was in a car crash a couple of years ago and had hair-line fractures on both knee caps (the most common cause of injury for tall people), haven't been the same since.

Ouch. I just have destroyed muscles - I'm unable to walk today, for instance. Nothing broken though, that my doctor knows of.

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Originally posted by MYOB > Originally posted by Buffer Low:bestof:> > > > I get serious knee problems, partly from my height - a lot of weight for my knees to carry, considering one of them is buggered from a bike accident.>

I was in a car crash a couple of years ago and had hair-line fractures on both knee caps (the most common cause of injury for tall people), haven't been the same since. Ouch. I just have destroyed muscles - I'm unable to walk today, for instance. Nothing broken though, that my doctor knows of.

Ack that sounds bad. How much do you weigh? Are you in a wheelchair

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Originally posted by Tristan > Originally posted by MYOB> > > > Originally posted by Buffer Low:bestof:> > > > > > > I get serious knee problems, partly from my height - a lot of weight for my knees to carry, considering one of them is buggered from a bike accident.> > >

I was in a car crash a couple of years ago and had hair-line fractures on both knee caps (the most common cause of injury for tall people), haven't been the same since. Ouch. I just have destroyed muscles - I'm unable to walk today, for instance. Nothing broken though, that my doctor knows of.

Ack that sounds bad. How much do you weigh? Are you in a wheelchair

No idea, not overweight though; and no.

I just occasionally get the leg-cramps-from-hell which mean that I can't walk. I can kinda shuffle around short distances, but thats all.

All back to normal again today though.

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Same here, all fine, but once in a while i feel pain in my knee caps, which really does hurt, but my girlfriend broke every bone in her hand, and it's a whole inch shorter than it use to be, now that is pain.

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