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Stones to lbs?????????????

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Fri, Sep-06-02, 06:14

Abbi

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Stones to lbs?????????????

Can you please help me I need to convert stones to lbs to be able to keep up with you guys!

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Fri, Sep-06-02, 06:17

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Wish I knew the awnser myself

I go to another atkins site and a lot of the people talk about stones. I am always confused about the conversion. What is stones anyway?
Belle

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Fri, Sep-06-02, 06:55

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Hello i go in a chat room and some people talk stones...

One stone =14lbs.... its another weigh people weigh them selfs...

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Tammy

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Weight is measured in stones in the UK. 14 lbs. = 1 stone.

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According to my online research

14 pounds equal 1 stone. So my ideal weight (130) would be about 9.2 stones...I think. ;o) Anyone else??

Cindy

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thanks!

Many thanks - hey it's friendly on here.

Abbi

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