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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles Body fat percentage is a better measurement of health than plain weight. A muscular, fit person could be "overweight" according to the charts. I'm almost "overweight" according to them (6' 3" / 195 = 25 BMI) and my stomach muscles are easily visible. I like girls who have some "cushion" to them. Just not so much that they become barrel-shaped / amorphous / unhealthy.

LOL...amorphous

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Originally posted by Frenchie I'd rather be fat than having more ribs show up on me than a memorial day BBQ.

+1

Too many girls look like skeletons - it's really not attractive.

I hate the term "big Boned" Sorry your fat and you need to get a gym membership and stop eating mcDonalds everyday.

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Originally posted by KiNeTiC ENeRgY I hate the term "big Boned" Sorry your fat and you need to get a gym membership and stop eating mcDonalds everyday.

Plus One.

Big Boned is a sorry excuse... yes your arse and belly bones are a hell of a size aren't they.

"Retaining water" is another one. Fuck sake, your retaining chips.

I was on the 'peanut butter sandwich' diet myself once. I gained 3 stone

If your fat because of a medical condition, fair enough, but otherwise, stop being a lazy shite.

i wish i was a fat ass like bas..

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles Body fat percentage is a better measurement of health than plain weight. A muscular, fit person could be "overweight" according to the charts. I'm almost "overweight" according to them (6' 3" / 195 = 25 BMI) and my stomach muscles are easily visible.

old BMI calcs are outdated as fuck. it's funny, because if you input a large athlete's stats, like say, Brock Lesnar (6'2", 270lb), you get he is in mortal danger due to his being so overweight.



...right.

i'm 6'1" and around 230, it says i can expect a heart attack any day now. i knew i had a bit of gut, but damn

fat people need to be shot !

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Originally posted by makija fat people need to be shot !

Very intelligent contribution.

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Originally posted by makija fat people need to be shot !

amor-piercing for the win.

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles Very intelligent contribution.

and you are who ?

With a bad BMI you COULD probably be in danger IF you do not have good cardiovascular strength. My BMI is right over the threshold of 'dangerous' @ 6'2 / 220 lbs. About 2 years back I was 6'1 and 180 lbs. and then I just thickened out towards 20. But I'm very content with my size right now and the only thing I really want to do is lose the fat and keep the weight I got.

I wish I was one of those people who can just eat all day and never gain a fucking pound. I know so many people like that, i'm jealous

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Originally posted by ikhouvanu I wish I was one of those people who can just eat all day and never gain a fucking pound. I know so many people like that, i'm jealous

that's not that good, i feel too skinny sometimes,(even tho i eat everything and a lot) i mean... i look like clovis

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Originally posted by ikhouvanu I wish I was one of those people who can just eat all day and never gain a fucking pound. I know so many people like that, i'm jealous

Most of them will get fat by the time they hit 35, if their eating habits don't change and they don't work out much.

Youthful metabolism doesn't last forever.

I don't drink anything but water normally, so I make up the calories that would have been filled by soft drinks / juice / etc. by eating more food than a lot of people. I also work out regularly.

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Originally posted by bananas that's not that good, i feel too skinny sometimes,(even tho i eat everything and a lot) i mean... i look like clovis

but still you're lucky heh

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Originally posted by bananas that's not that good, i feel too skinny sometimes,(even tho i eat everything and a lot) i mean... i look like clovis

Work out more. If your body knows whats good for it, it will start taking up more food and not waste it.

Plus more testosterone.

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Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles Most of them will get fat by the time they hit 35, if their eating habits don't change and they don't work out much. Youthful metabolism doesn't last forever. I don't drink anything but water normally, so I make up the calories that would have been filled by soft drinks / juice / etc. by eating more food than a lot of people. I also work out regularly.

That's true, both of my parent's were thin when they were younger (my mom only weighed 105 pounds after having 3 kids) and when she started getting older the pounds started to add on. Now she's dieting with me

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Originally posted by camsr Work out more. If your body knows whats good for it, it will start taking up more food and not waste it. Plus more testosterone.

im too lazy to workout, plus this will be my last year in school so i won't have enough time, im better off getting out and getting a beer :[
lazybonez

I'm fat. I don't mind admitting it. Health problems have meant i've been unable to do what I used to, but im working on sorting them all out, getting out of bad habits etc. I eat reasonably healthy with a few exceptions. I'm allergic to some foods so i tend to eat a few things like bread more to fill me up. Even as big as I am now, I can still move fairly well considering. Better than people who're half my size in a lot of cases.

Like Tricia though, when i was at my fittest, i was still fairly well built, not fat but not thing. I cycled upto 20 miles a day, would play football for hours and swim, play cricket etc. my body was so used to it that when i had to stop it took a big toll on me, but i'll be back there again one day.

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Originally posted by Ian I'm fat. I don't mind admitting it. Health problems have meant i've been unable to do what I used to, but im working on sorting them all out, getting out of bad habits etc. I eat reasonably healthy with a few exceptions. I'm allergic to some foods so i tend to eat a few things like bread more to fill me up. Even as big as I am now, I can still move fairly well considering. Better than people who're half my size in a lot of cases. Like Tricia though, when i was at my fittest, i was still fairly well built, not fat but not thing. I cycled upto 20 miles a day, would play football for hours and swim, play cricket etc. my body was so used to it that when i had to stop it took a big toll on me, but i'll be back there again one day.

you play cricket?

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Originally posted by camsr With a bad BMI you COULD probably be in danger IF you do not have good cardiovascular strength. My BMI is right over the threshold of 'dangerous' @ 6'2 / 220 lbs. About 2 years back I was 6'1 and 180 lbs. and then I just thickened out towards 20. But I'm very content with my size right now and the only thing I really want to do is lose the fat and keep the weight I got.

i train at least 4 hours a week of martial arts. this includes the warmups, which can be pretty intense, drills and sparring. while i'm not in the shape i want to be, trust me, i am far from being in danger.

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Originally posted by makija you play cricket?

very badly, yes

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Originally posted by jonSun Thanks to America.

ahahaha damn straight..lol

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Originally posted by Frenchie I'd rather be fat than having more ribs show up on me than a memorial day BBQ.

i wouldn't rather be either of those..they're both extremes...and anything in extreme won't do me any good...i'd rather stay the way i am now thanks

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Originally posted by Frenchie 25 pounds overweght, yet still healthy and fit people think it's a sin. W/e.

ummm...nooo..25 pounds overweight is not healthy..it might not look as bad but its still UNhealthy...that's still a lot of extra weight on ur body and if ur build happens to be such where a lot of those extra punds stick to the stomach area that puts you at a much greater risk of cardiovascular disease
and remember this every 30pounds that a man looses he gains back an extra inch of his penis (research proof)...that's a great motivation for men to loose weight i'd say

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