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Old 08-26-2008, 09:23 AM #16
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I'm a big girl here too, LOL. But still found that I had to change the setting for the top of my thighs since most of the cushion for them is on the underside. I'm a 6 for my thighs, and an 8 everywhere else.

LOL, wish that was true for dress sizes too.
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