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Originally Posted by mulehead7
Your being thin is the exact reason this is occurring. It is a lbs. per square inch factor. The larger surface area that you project onto the seat equals less pressure onto the seating surface. If you are thin and bony you are actually pressing with more force onto a smaller section of the seat. That is the same with leather shoes that are tight when you buy them but stretch to fit you feet with wear. Either get used to the wrinkles or start eating more twinkies!
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Great....just great.
If my seat doesn't bunch up, it will confirm my wife's suspicions......that I do in fact have a fat ass!
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