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Scuba Forum / UK Scuba / November 2003How tall is 6 stone 12
Help: I need to know how tall 6 stone 12 is? > Help: I need to know how tall 6 stone 12 is? 1 stone is 14 pounds (6.3 kilograms). I dunno 'bout the 12. Wasn't the metric system introduced some years ago? Marc > > Help: I need to know how tall 6 stone 12 is? > > 1 stone is 14 pounds (6.3 kilograms). I dunno 'bout the 12. > > Help: I need to know how tall 6 stone 12 is? > >1 stone is 14 pounds (6.3 kilograms). I dunno 'bout the 12. About 4ft 10 inches for an average build! > > > Help: I need to know how tall 6 stone 12 is? > > > >1 stone is 14 pounds (6.3 kilograms). I dunno 'bout the 12. > > About 4ft 10 inches for an average build! whats the BMI for that? rhys > > nospam@all.please.net wrote in message > news:<bps343$6du$1@cdm-66-76-63-26.nacd>... [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > rhys That would be about 27 degrees! > > Help: I need to know how tall 6 stone 12 is? > > 1 stone is 14 pounds (6.3 kilograms). I dunno 'bout the 12. About an hour? Will there be a quiz? > Help: I need to know how tall 6 stone 12 is? Since you have a very strange question (similar to how hot is 1kg?) could you explain the context (ie where have you seen this - its a misprint!) - or can you make the correction if you've typed it wrong. David > Help: I need to know how tall 6 stone 12 is? Depends if we are talking pebbles, chuckies, rocks or boulders... CAS -- PADI AOW? Get Rescue Training on UKRS Course #1 - http://divesite.calumscott.me.uk/ukrs/rescue_diver_2004 Temperature @ Stoney? Find it or share it @ http://stoneytemps.calumscott.me.uk/ >> Help: I need to know how tall 6 stone 12 is? > > Depends if we are talking pebbles, chuckies, rocks or boulders... I'm just guessing 6 rocks, 12 pebbles. Danny  SignatureThe box said windows 98 or better, so I installed Linux Header is false, correct is Danny at danshome dot org > >> Help: I need to know how tall 6 stone 12 is? > > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Danny Which by my calculations works out... average rock thickness = 1'4" average pebble thickness = 3/4" Rocks = 8' Pebbles = 9" Eight foot nine inches or 2.67 meters? CAS -- PADI AOW? Get Rescue Training on UKRS Course #1 - http://divesite.calumscott.me.uk/ukrs/rescue_diver_2004 Temperature @ Stoney? Find it or share it @ http://stoneytemps.calumscott.me.uk/ >> >> Help: I need to know how tall 6 stone 12 is? >> > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Eight foot nine inches or 2.67 meters? Cas, you didn't work on NASA's mars landers did you, or was that Al? SignatureThe box said windows 98 or better, so I installed Linux Header is false, correct is Danny at danshome dot org <snip> > Cas, you didn't work on NASA's mars landers did you, or was that Al? Wasn't me, guv! I just learned the basics of "Ballpark Math" from my engineer step-father which runs somewhere along the lines of "If you get the right factor of 10 its got to be right"... ...I suppose that's good enough for rocket scientists too given that the sum total of rocket science extends to stick flammable stuff in a tube and light the end... ;-) CAS -- PADI AOW? Get Rescue Training on UKRS Course #1 - http://divesite.calumscott.me.uk/ukrs/rescue_diver_2004 Temperature @ Stoney? Find it or share it @ http://stoneytemps.calumscott.me.uk/ > <snip> > > > > Cas, you didn't work on NASA's mars landers did you, or was that Al? > ...I suppose that's good enough for rocket scientists too given that the sum > total of rocket science extends to stick flammable stuff in a tube and light > the end... ;-) Oh that's gonna hurt when Al and Ben get hold of you. I know Al's not coming to Icebreakers but have you met Ben yet? Besides Al will tell you it's a lot more complicated than that. You need to point the sharp end in the direction you want it to go (The Moon etc...)before you light the touch paper. DaveA :-) >>...I suppose that's good enough for rocket scientists too given that the sum >>total of rocket science extends to stick flammable stuff in a tube and light [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > I know Al's not coming to Icebreakers but have you met Ben yet? Forget the damage to Calum - who are you calling a rocket scientist?!!! Those brutes hit things with hammers and have fireworks parties blowing up expensive pieces of equipment - and I just count photons and move electrons about the place in tidy little piles. Ben ;-) SignatureBen Panter, Edinburgh My name (no spaces)@bigfoot which is a com. > >>...I suppose that's good enough for rocket scientists too given that the sum > >>total of rocket science extends to stick flammable stuff in a tube and light [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Forget the damage to Calum - who are you calling a rocket scientist?!!! Obviously not you (at least to your face, anyhow...) ;-) > Those brutes hit things with hammers and have fireworks parties blowing > up expensive pieces of equipment - and I just count photons and move > electrons about the place in tidy little piles. Objectively, who has more fun...? > Ben ;-) CAS -- PADI AOW? Get Rescue Training on UKRS Course #1 - http://divesite.calumscott.me.uk/ukrs/rescue_diver_2004 Temperature @ Stoney? Find it or share it @ http://stoneytemps.calumscott.me.uk/ >> >>...I suppose that's good enough for rocket scientists too given that the >sum [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > >Objectively, who has more fun...? Has anybody else seen the fire in the fireworks factory video that's doing the round at the moment? I would put money on the camera person not expecting the result that occurred. Laz Signature~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A foolproof method for sculpting an Elephant: First, get a huge block of marble. Then, chip away everything that doesn't look like an Elephant. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Change "nospam" to "ntlworld" to reply. >>> >>...I suppose that's good enough for rocket scientists too given that >>> >>the [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > doing the round at the moment? I would put money on the camera person > not expecting the result that occurred. If anyone has a copy, yes please :) I have a lovely video done by the HSE showing fireworks going bad, it scares the hell outta me. Danny > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > A foolproof method for sculpting an Elephant: > First, get a huge block of marble. Then, chip away > everything that doesn't look like an Elephant. > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Change "nospam" to "ntlworld" to reply. SignatureThe box said windows 98 or better, so I installed Linux Header is false, correct is Danny at danshome dot org > > Has anybody else seen the fire in the fireworks factory video that's > > doing the round at the moment? I would put money on the camera person > > not expecting the result that occurred. > > If anyone has a copy, yes please :) Me too, please CAS -- PADI AOW? Get Rescue Training on UKRS Course #1 - http://divesite.calumscott.me.uk/ukrs/rescue_diver_2004 Temperature @ Stoney? Find it or share it @ http://stoneytemps.calumscott.me.uk/ > >>...I suppose that's good enough for rocket scientists too given that the sum > >>total of rocket science extends to stick flammable stuff in a tube and light > >>the end... ;-) > Forget the damage to Calum - who are you calling a rocket scientist?!!! Well Astro something or other > Those brutes hit things with hammers blowing > up expensive pieces of equipment He he, Seen Al servicing his kit have you? DaveA >Well Astro something or other Coo! Is Ben an astrologer? Give us a reading. David >>Well Astro something or other > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Give us a reading. Your future involves a large, ugly astronomer demonstrating his lack of comprehension of the unsuitability of king size adjustable spanners for inverse phrenology. And I managed that with out even looking through a telescope ;-) Ben [Who, despite the bluff and fluster, is in fact a mild mannered giant who whould probably think long and hard about squashing a fly] SignatureBen Panter, Edinburgh My name (no spaces)@bigfoot which is a com. <snip> > Your future involves a large, ugly astronomer demonstrating his lack of > comprehension of the unsuitability of king size adjustable spanners for [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > [Who, despite the bluff and fluster, is in fact a mild mannered giant > who whould probably think long and hard about squashing a fly] Well, thank f**k for that! See you in the bar/puddle @ Icebreakers! CAS -- PADI AOW? Get Rescue Training on UKRS Course #1 - http://divesite.calumscott.me.uk/ukrs/rescue_diver_2004 Temperature @ Stoney? Find it or share it @ http://stoneytemps.calumscott.me.uk/ > Help: I need to know how tall 6 stone 12 is? Are we talking in freshwater or in the sea, and at what temperature ? Dave ----- + ----- + ----- The internet is too big to fit in your recycle bin Do you REALLY want to delete it? ----- + ----- + ----- |
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