TexasUberAlles
"@Nightweaver20xx
I don’t even know what the equivalence rate is":/1212144#comment_5278938
1 stone = 14lbs. If you're ever unsure about pretty much any system of measurement, search on Google for the two you want to convert between, and it'll almost always just put a converter right at the top.
"@BRT":/1212144#comment_5279015
I'm fairly certain I've only ever seen stone used to measure body weight, so _hopefull_ you aren't seeing it used in the shops. !http://i.imgur.com/Owx2pFC.gif!
I don’t even know what the equivalence rate is":/1212144#comment_5278938
1 stone = 14lbs. If you're ever unsure about pretty much any system of measurement, search on Google for the two you want to convert between, and it'll almost always just put a converter right at the top.
"@BRT":/1212144#comment_5279015
I'm fairly certain I've only ever seen stone used to measure body weight, so _hopefull_ you aren't seeing it used in the shops. !http://i.imgur.com/Owx2pFC.gif!