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TheTROLL 07-20-2005 02:55 AM

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55

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Holy [censored].

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You obviously didn't see the McD's thread... the guy is a walking handbook on having a heart attack.

yellowjack 07-20-2005 03:02 AM

Re: What is your BMI?
 
It doesn't take muscle density or bone density into account. I look like I should weigh 15 less than I do.

BMI: 25.1, slightly overweight.

TimM 07-20-2005 03:07 AM

Re: What is your BMI?
 
32.9

Hard to believe if I lost 50 lbs. I'd still be just inside the overweight range.

imported_CaseClosed326 07-20-2005 03:11 AM

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Things like this are stupid because they dont take into account whether the weight is from muscle or fat. There are a lot of people who are 5'8", 180 who would be considered overweight according to this thing but actually have very little body fat

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Yeah, same here. Big waste of time IMO.

spamuell 07-20-2005 03:16 AM

Re: What is your BMI?
 
16.3

Spaded 07-20-2005 05:01 AM

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5'8"

365 lbs

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Da bearsssss

LotsOfOuts69 07-20-2005 05:22 AM

Re: What is your BMI?
 
6 foot 185 = 25.1 = overweight??

I mean, I am a little flabby and not in great shape, but I can't be overweight. I am the skinniest guy of all my friends.

This is dumb.

--LoO

Reef 07-20-2005 05:33 AM

Re: What is your BMI?
 
19.9. I would've thought it would need more info to be accurate. guess not?

Matty 07-20-2005 06:32 AM

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20.5...would have guessed that I was underweight too.

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Zurvan 07-20-2005 01:55 PM

Re: What is your BMI?
 
26 - slightly overweight.

I recently read an article in Scientific American about BMI. There's some scientists that question its usefulness, since it's basically an arbitrary measure designed by the US government. And, as other posters mentioned, it doesn't account for muscle mass/bone density. I mean, 50% of the NBA is considered obese.

I don't remember all the details, I think its from the May issue if anybody's interested in more.


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