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yes. and I always told kids to sit up and stand up straight.

8 years ago. Rating: 8
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Probably not the best excuse but I'm a bit top heavy so I do not maintain a straight posture all the time.

8 years ago. Rating: 7
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.... I try to when walking

....probably not, when reclining 

8 years ago. Rating: 7
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You would think so with a coupla metal rods i my lower spine,,but it does not work that way..>>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

8 years ago. Rating: 7
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i usually slouch when I'm sitting.

8 years ago. Rating: 7
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Poor when sitting but as best I can when walking.

8 years ago. Rating: 6
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I try to remember to sit up straight and stand straight b/c my mother and aunt and teachers drilled it in to me. It really does make a woman look better if she has square shoulders and stands up straight. 

8 years ago. Rating: 6
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Absolutely, because I'm aware of my posture and consciously keep it straight

8 years ago. Rating: 5
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If you've ever strapped on a Seiko "Turtle" then you know how this watch wears. link There's an ever-so-slight link change in case dimensionality from the standard SRP "Turtles" to the "King Turtle," but it isn't noticeable on the wrist. The case grew from 44.3mm to 45, even though both watches use link the tried-and-true 4R36.

8 months ago. Rating: 0
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Inside you have Seiko's 6R35 link movement running at 21600 vph with a 70-hour power reserve. Here's where the interpretation link will probably link meet its make-or-break moment for a lot of buyers a date display through a small circular aperture at 430. It's also one of the things throwing me off from that first moment.

1 year ago. Rating: 0
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