Are you Fat?

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Are you fat at all. I don't think I am fat, but I am a bit chunky (poor diet and lack of exercise).

What about you?

-Z- ('Who ate all the Pies!?' Well me apparently)

 

Well, Z, I must say that I am a little bit on the fat side, but I am actually underweight for my age-wierd, no? I put it down to constantly working in a vain attempt to get into Collyers, like you and Yerril are almost guaranteed to...

That and my allergy to fresh air, exercise, and practically everything in that weird place they call the outdoors

[ September 17, 2002, 20:51: Message edited by: Mister Rogue ]

 

Sorry this is .

Rogue I probably won't go to Collyers. Horsham's a bit far away from Horley. I might just go to Crawley college as it's right next to my parents's office. (A lift everyday).

[ September 17, 2002, 20:53: Message edited by: Z-Layrex ]

 

I'm not really fat...
I am a bit overweight, but I can't do excersize - mainly because I can't walk properly

I'm better than I was though

When I was eight i was 13st because I was depressed

But I'm over that!

 

No.
Used to be 14 stone and 5' 9"
Two months later i am now 11 stone and 5' 11"

 

NO. I am "the S, the L, the I, the M". (Sorry, listening to 112 too much.)

 

Hmm im just under 5'10" and 8 and a half stone. You tell me if that's fat or not.

 

You're not fat. My brother is 180lbs and 6'1" and he is just full of muscle.

 

No. 6 feet tall 160 pounds. I eat healthy and work out regularly.

 

I'm 6'1 and 150...so damnably thin, actually.

 

I'm 6'3" and 223 pounds. For my build, that's very lean. I'm just under 10% bodyfat now, and putting on some more muscle.

 

You sexy beasts, you!

Too bad there's no way to proove this. I've got a feeling some liars will be posting fairly soon...[or already have]

 

Heh, nice analysis Slim. Most people are going to be posting things to make themselves seem better I imagine, but then, is there any way to prove anything that people say on these boards?

I'm going to say no. If anything I'm underweight and my doctor says I have next to no fat on my body. Anyway, I'm 5'5" and have no clue what my weight is, but I'd wager it's between 120 and 130 pounds somewhere. I am pretty muscular, so you figure things out.

 

It's a glandular problem.

5 feet and 7 inches, maybe 150 lbs.

 

Let's see. 5'10 and 9 and a half st. Fat? I don't really think so. People often compare me to a skeleton, in fact. My brother on the other hand. Same height, 17 st. Little on the fat side.

 

Damn, you people are making me feel pretty self conscious...I'm 5'7, 205 pounds...though the only visible chunkiness is my belly, my thighs are pretty big, but believe it or not they're mostly muscle, and my second chin is pretty visible.
I can't blame lack of exercise, not in the present at least, as I play football and I've recently started working out, though only with a pair of 25 lbs dumbbells and exercises using my own body weight.
I also have a big build (chest is 43.2 inches around, and almost a foot deep) and and big bones (yes, there are such things as "big-boned" people ) which, along with bad eating habits could contribute to my overweightness.

[ September 19, 2002, 00:51: Message edited by: Faerus Stoneslammer ]

 

I know guys aren't fond of muscular women...but that just happens to be what I'm made of (too bad for all you supermodel hunting guys). I range from 130 to 135, but then again I work out daily and lift every morning. I'm only 5'6 however, so I'm kind of short (compared to the rest of my family).

 

Well I don't go for muscular women because I don't want my female companion to be able to easily beat me up.

With that said, I'm 5'10" and usually 165 give or take 5 pounds on bad days and good days.

Could someone explain this "stone" measurement.

 

I have same height and weight as big b but my belly is starting to bulge. Sigh.

yeah, as big b said, can somebody explain the stone measurement, probably its conversion to either English or Metric system.

 

A stone is 14 pounds.