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James Westbrook
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 - posted 06-30-2006 10:44 PM      Profile for James Westbrook   Email James Westbrook   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
I have noticed over the years that womens breasts have been getting larger...especially in the younger,college-aged gals. I have assumed this is due to well-engineered bras.
I bet this would be a good subject for History Channel's Modern Marvels... [Smile]

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Joe Redifer
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 - posted 06-30-2006 11:53 PM      Profile for Joe Redifer   Author's Homepage   Email Joe Redifer   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
It's mostly due to all of the hormones they pump into todays foods, I think.

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Allison Parsons
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 - posted 07-01-2006 01:09 AM      Profile for Allison Parsons   Author's Homepage   Email Allison Parsons   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
quote: James Westbrook
I have noticed over the years that womens breasts have been getting larger...especially in the younger,college-aged gals.
...or maybe your just more perverted now. [Wink] Just kidding. But Joe, you do have a good theory about the hormones in food. Girls are physically maturing faster now a days, so that could possibly be a good correlation.

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Jennifer Pan
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 - posted 07-03-2006 11:39 AM      Profile for Jennifer Pan   Author's Homepage   Email Jennifer Pan   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Where/What are these girls eating? I'm certainly missing out. [Confused]

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Mike Heenan
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 - posted 07-03-2006 12:26 PM      Profile for Mike Heenan   Email Mike Heenan   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
I guess parents giving their daughers boob jobs as high school graduation presents would have something to do with the larger look on campus. [Smile]

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Chris Hipp
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It is not so much about what you eat now as opposed to what you ate growing up. I remember a documentary about why girls were maturing younger and it said that when a girl hits 125lbs regardless of age she will begin menstruating and start developing. I dont know how accurate that is but it seems like a good explanation.

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Dustin Mitchell
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I heard the exact same thing in my Human Sexual Biology class in college.

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Dennis Benjamin
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 - posted 07-04-2006 09:41 PM      Profile for Dennis Benjamin   Author's Homepage   Email Dennis Benjamin   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
quote: Mike Heenan
I guess parents giving their daughers boob jobs as high school graduation presents would have something to do with the larger look on campus.

Actually, I worked in Annapolis, Maryland for a few years. The people there are pretty affluent. Most of the daughters received breast implants as a high school graduation gift, along with a car (usually a Jetta or a Beetle).

I wish I were lying.

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Allison Parsons
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 - posted 07-04-2006 09:56 PM      Profile for Allison Parsons   Author's Homepage   Email Allison Parsons   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Maybe Volkswagon should have a new promotion:

Free airbags with purchase of a Beatle!

boo boo bad joke. [thumbsdown]

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Paul Mayer
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If 125 lbs is a start point for menstruation, that weight point must only be for non-asians. Many Japanese girls never get to 125 lbs yet they mature physically just like everyone else.

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Dustin Mitchell
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Paul, it could be 125 lbs OR by a certain age. Perhaps the 125 thing makes the body bypass its normal 'biological clock.'

*shrugs*

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Richard Hamilton
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Paul, I have only seen 1 fat girl in either Japan or China. I don't think any of them get over 100 lbs. I am sure that will change because of all of the McDonalds, KFCs and Pizza Huts that are now on every street corner. On one of my last trips I bought some shorts from The Gap as a gift for my girlfriend. I bought a size 0 !!! They were still too big, she gave them to a friend of hers.

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Allison Parsons
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I won't go into detail on when I offically became 'a women' via menstration, but I do know for a fact that I was NOT 125 pounds!! But I was also considered a 'late bloomer'. ANWYAY...

Richard, whats the next size down from a 0 ?!

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Rachel Craven
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 - posted 07-05-2006 03:55 PM      Profile for Rachel Craven   Email Rachel Craven   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
On the same note as Allison, I was also not 125lbs yet, and I was a very early bloomer. 3rd grade... Different for everyone.

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Lyle Romer
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The 125 lb thing doesn't make sense anyway. Does the uterus have a scale built in?

I think it's just genetics and hormones.

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