a big woman, about 5 feet 10, maybe 150 pounds
Um, Big? Tall, maybe.
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a big woman, about 5 feet 10, maybe 150 pounds
Um, Big? Tall, maybe.
a big woman, about 5 feet 10, maybe 150 pounds
Um, Big? Tall, maybe.
yeah, if I weighed that, I'd be a stick. Tyra weighed about that when she was modeling, if that tells you anything.
At my skinniest, I was 6' 3" and 130#. (This was when I was in high school.)
Um, Big? Tall, maybe.
By comparison. The victim was 5' 2" and 110 lbs, right?
By comparison. The victim was 5' 2" and 110 lbs, right?
Well, using the standard 5lbs per inch, that means that their proportions were the same, Nelson was just taller. I agree she would be intimidating, but I still wouldn't say big.
That extra third-again of one's body mass could be pretty significant if a fight occurs, particularly with the opponent being a career criminal.
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40lbs is a big weight advantage to have over someone in a physical confrontation, whether you're 230 or 130.
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My twin sister is 110 lbs and I'm 170, I swear, it feels like Danny Devito/Arnold Schwarzenegger movie Twins thing every time I stand next to her.
40lbs is a big weight advantage to have over someone in a physical confrontation, whether you're 230 or 130.
Would being taller and having a higher center of gravity negate some of the advantage of having greater weight?