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[jbryankramer at msn.com (J Bryan Kramer)]

They have their ways of making actors look a lot taller than they actually
are. I recall meeting Mister T or is that Tee at a trade show once. I
frankly was pretty much unaware of him before that but he was certainly
short which I assume he wasn't on whatever show he was on. I mean real short
like maybe 5' 3" or so.

Bryan

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--At 08:59 AM 9/3/2004 -0400, Bror8588@aol.com wrote:
-->In a message dated 9/3/04 07:28:56 Eastern Daylight Time, 
-->rcli4@comcast.net
-->writes:
-->
-->
--> > 8. Arnold is REALLY big in person
--> >
-->
-->I met Arnold at a book signing in 1982 (approximate date) and my 
-->impression was that he was smaller than expected.  He had 
--already won 
-->his title in body building, but was not "pumped up" and it 
--may also be 
-->true that today's Arnold is an aged Arnold with the normal 
--accumulation 
-->of avoirdupois or increased body mass that seems to be 
--prevalent among 
-->those fifty and older.
-->
-->Hmm... Now, that I mention it, perhaps that is MY problem.  Old age 
-->equals the accumulation of avoirdupois.  Well, no wonder I 
--have gained 
-->weight.
--
--Size is relative. If you are smaller than Arnold, he's big. I 
--weigh about 
--the same as Arnold but his weight is a bit better distributed. :)
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