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Prof. Jean-Denis Rouillon has an "ideal" job:
Posted: Sun May 05, 2013 8:26 pm
by etaoin22
He has been doing careful measurements for the last 15 years...
with caliper and ruler....
to study the effect of bralessness on female breasts.
A lift of "as much as 7 mm a year" is reported.
http://www.redorbit.com/news/health/111 ... ch-041213/
Re: Prof. Jean-Denis Rouillon has an "ideal" job:
Posted: Sun May 05, 2013 8:55 pm
by TheConfessor
It seems to me that a valid controlled study would require the participants to wear a monobra for 15 years.
Re: Prof. Jean-Denis Rouillon has an "ideal" job:
Posted: Mon May 06, 2013 2:13 am
by Bob78164
Doesn't he have graduate students he can use to take the measurements, instead of having to do the work himself? --Bob
Re: Prof. Jean-Denis Rouillon has an "ideal" job:
Posted: Mon May 06, 2013 6:33 am
by jaybee
Yet one 28-year old volunteer who has been working with Rouillon throughout this study says she’s been experiencing multiple health benefits by losing the bra.
According to the woman referred to only as “Capucine,” going braless has helped her stand more upright, relieved her back pain and has even helped her breathe more easily.
Bet she gets more dates too.
Re: Prof. Jean-Denis Rouillon has an "ideal" job:
Posted: Mon May 06, 2013 6:46 am
by littlebeast13
Bob78164 wrote:Doesn't he have graduate students he can use to take the measurements, instead of having to do the work himself? --Bob
Mad scientists always work alone....
lb13
Re: Prof. Jean-Denis Rouillon has an "ideal" job:
Posted: Mon May 06, 2013 6:58 am
by Otto Censor
littlebeast13 wrote:Bob78164 wrote:Doesn't he have graduate students he can use to take the measurements, instead of having to do the work himself? --Bob
Mad scientists always work alone....
lb13
They evidently don't hire proofreaders for their online articles, either--the second word is misspelled. Like you guys noticed....
Re: Prof. Jean-Denis Rouillon has an "ideal" job:
Posted: Mon May 06, 2013 7:01 am
by littlebeast13
Otto Censor wrote:littlebeast13 wrote:Bob78164 wrote:Doesn't he have graduate students he can use to take the measurements, instead of having to do the work himself? --Bob
Mad scientists always work alone....
lb13
They evidently don't hire proofreaders for their online articles, either--the second word is misspelled. Like you guys noticed....
Who clicks on links around here anyway?
lb13
Re: Prof. Jean-Denis Rouillon has an "ideal" job:
Posted: Mon May 06, 2013 7:07 am
by Otto Censor
littlebeast13 wrote:Otto Censor wrote:littlebeast13 wrote:
Mad scientists always work alone....
lb13
They evidently don't hire proofreaders for their online articles, either--the second word is misspelled. Like you guys noticed....
Who clicks on links around here anyway?
lb13
Who says Found It around here any more, anyway???
Re: Prof. Jean-Denis Rouillon has an "ideal" job:
Posted: Mon May 06, 2013 7:20 am
by littlebeast13
Otto Censor wrote:littlebeast13 wrote:Otto Censor wrote:
They evidently don't hire proofreaders for their online articles, either--the second word is misspelled. Like you guys noticed....
Who clicks on links around here anyway?
lb13
Who says Found It around here any more, anyway???
Who bothers to post around here any more, anyway?????
lb13
Re: Prof. Jean-Denis Rouillon has an "ideal" job:
Posted: Mon May 06, 2013 7:29 am
by Otto Censor
littlebeast13 wrote:
Who bothers to post around here any more, anyway?????
lb13
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Re: Prof. Jean-Denis Rouillon has an "ideal" job:
Posted: Mon May 06, 2013 7:41 am
by littlebeast13
Otto Censor wrote:littlebeast13 wrote:
Who bothers to post around here any more, anyway?????
lb13
Hey--we're zipping along at warp speed this morning! W00t!!!
Ooooh! Maybe we can try to break the 100 post barrier!!!
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Re: Prof. Jean-Denis Rouillon has an "ideal" job:
Posted: Mon May 06, 2013 9:18 am
by a1mamacat
littlebeast13 wrote:Otto Censor wrote:littlebeast13 wrote:
Who bothers to post around here any more, anyway?????
lb13
Hey--we're zipping along at warp speed this morning! W00t!!!
Ooooh! Maybe we can try to break the 100 post barrier!!!
Today is my 15 year Meccaversary.... let's celebrate!!!
lb13
Well let's raise a pint or two!!!
Re: Prof. Jean-Denis Rouillon has an "ideal" job:
Posted: Mon May 06, 2013 9:21 am
by Otto Censor
a1mamacat wrote:littlebeast13 wrote:Otto Censor wrote:
Hey--we're zipping along at warp speed this morning! W00t!!!
Ooooh! Maybe we can try to break the 100 post barrier!!!
Today is my 15 year Meccaversary.... let's celebrate!!!
lb13
Well let's raise a pint or two!!!
Cheers!!
Re: Prof. Jean-Denis Rouillon has an "ideal" job:
Posted: Mon May 06, 2013 11:45 am
by themanintheseersuckersuit
I have resisted temptation to create a new MM.
Re: Prof. Jean-Denis Rouillon has an "ideal" job:
Posted: Mon May 06, 2013 11:51 am
by MarleysGh0st
Y'all are on a roll, today!
littlebeast13 wrote:Today is my 15 year Meccaversary.... let's celebrate!!!
Happy anniversary!
Re: Prof. Jean-Denis Rouillon has an "ideal" job:
Posted: Mon May 06, 2013 12:36 pm
by TheConfessor
jaybee wrote:Yet one 28-year old volunteer who has been working with Rouillon throughout this study says she’s been experiencing multiple health benefits by losing the bra.
According to the woman referred to only as “Capucine,” going braless has helped her stand more upright, relieved her back pain and has even helped her breathe more easily.
Compared to what? If she's been braless since she was 13, how would she know what difference that has made?
Re: Prof. Jean-Denis Rouillon has an "ideal" job:
Posted: Mon May 06, 2013 1:38 pm
by jaybee
TheConfessor wrote:jaybee wrote:Yet one 28-year old volunteer who has been working with Rouillon throughout this study says she’s been experiencing multiple health benefits by losing the bra.
According to the woman referred to only as “Capucine,” going braless has helped her stand more upright, relieved her back pain and has even helped her breathe more easily.
Compared to what? If she's been braless since she was 13, how would she know what difference that has made?
She has noticed that when she is braless, standing with her back straight that she breathes more easily than many of the men around her.
Re: Prof. Jean-Denis Rouillon has an "ideal" job:
Posted: Mon May 06, 2013 1:51 pm
by themanintheseersuckersuit
jaybee wrote:TheConfessor wrote:jaybee wrote:Yet one 28-year old volunteer who has been working with Rouillon throughout this study says she’s been experiencing multiple health benefits by losing the bra.
According to the woman referred to only as “Capucine,” going braless has helped her stand more upright, relieved her back pain and has even helped her breathe more easily.
Compared to what? If she's been braless since she was 13, how would she know what difference that has made?
She has noticed that when she is braless, standing with her back straight that she breathes more easily than many of the men around her.
Are the men wearing bras?