L-i-T, so kind of you to try to protect my pride, but I unfortunately understand than an lb is an lb is an lb in the UK or the USA. :) I did notice that her scale was in stones, but it flashed by so quickly that I couldn't actually read it! And, I know from watching Ground Force that a stone is 14 lbs, because Charlie told us how much she weighed once and we wanted to do the conversion. I'll just say that I weigh a stone or two more than Bridget and I have a hot hourglass figure so :P on her!
And have you seen "Bridget" these days? She could hide behind a toothpick!
In the special features of the DVD they have the original newspaper columns that Helen Fielding wrote, and in there it shows Bridget's weight in stone.
Yeah, I'm a big dork and I've seen that movie WAY too many times.
And there's my tidbit of sensless trivia for the day. I'll be here all week.
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I am ready for my test, Bridg - bring it! :)
Bridget Jones was British and it was in British Pounds... you know how those exchange rates are!!!
L-i-T, so kind of you to try to protect my pride, but I unfortunately understand than an lb is an lb is an lb in the UK or the USA. :) I did notice that her scale was in stones, but it flashed by so quickly that I couldn't actually read it! And, I know from watching Ground Force that a stone is 14 lbs, because Charlie told us how much she weighed once and we wanted to do the conversion. I'll just say that I weigh a stone or two more than Bridget and I have a hot hourglass figure so :P on her!
Dude, you're hot no matter what!
And have you seen "Bridget" these days? She could hide behind a toothpick!
In the special features of the DVD they have the original newspaper columns that Helen Fielding wrote, and in there it shows Bridget's weight in stone.
Yeah, I'm a big dork and I've seen that movie WAY too many times.
And there's my tidbit of sensless trivia for the day. I'll be here all week.
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