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July 11th 05, 10:46 AM
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"Rob" wrote in message
ups.com... As I was reading this I was enjoying a nice mental image of "rescuing the damsel in distress"... until I got to the part about "50 or 100 pounds overweight". Doh! What's the problem? There are dozens of ways that still works. A six-foot goddess could add a lot of weight, while still being quite the "damsel".  If you're 50 pounds overweight, you might have only been 50 or 100 pounds below max weight in the first place (depending on height, 150 pounds could be a weight still well within societal norms of beauty, and certainly weights between 100 and 150 are). Or, to be quite frank about it, you might find that a person can be plump and yet still quite the damsel. Personally, I favor the "six foot goddess" scenario, but please feel free to choose your own. Pete 
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