Fat farm

[Tsunami]

Originally Posted by pauldun170

Spensive out there in Vegas....

ooops i need to learn to proofread. Going back to edit!

[the chi]

Originally Posted by unknownroad

Costco

And let me just mention, one of my coworkers is a constant fitness/diet freak... right now there is something in the office fridge called "Hummus Classic Snacker Pack"

Judging by the dirty looks I get when I'm enjoying a breakfast donut, fitness |= happiness

And finally, the friggin' TV stereotype, OMG... Since Top Gear and Penguins of Madagascar have been in repeats, I haven't watched TV in at least 2 weeks. There ARE other sedentary forms of relaxation!

Overeating and constantly having to replace the food you are overeating is not something even Costco can help you with! Sorry, not a good argument there bud...

As for your co-worker, they're doing it wrong! You dont have to eat nasty food to enjoy life, Krispy Kreme is my FAVE!

TV is just a generic, you can fill in Xbox, Wii, Computer, or even the window looking into your backyard. The very word sedentary says youd rather sit on your butt and eat then do something that requires more than breathing.

[Amber Lamps]

Originally Posted by The Chi

Overeating and constantly having to replace the food you are overeating is not something even Costco can help you with! Sorry, not a good argument there bud...

As for your co-worker, they're doing it wrong! You dont have to eat nasty food to enjoy life, Krispy Kreme is my FAVE!

TV is just a generic, you can fill in Xbox, Wii, Computer, or even the window looking into your backyard. The very word sedentary says youd rather sit on your butt and eat then do something that requires more than breathing.

Yep like most of your jobs or

[the chi]

Originally Posted by TIGGER

Yep like most of your jobs or

Coming from the guy who gets to sit home and while the rest of us work!

[tommymac]

Originally Posted by The Chi

Coming from the guy who gets to sit home and while the rest of us work!

I get to postwhore while at work FTMFW

Tom

[cbrchick]

Originally Posted by TIGGER

Kinda like I start every argument with "I'm from the hood"? People can only relate to situations from their own experiences.... Being pregnant is 75% of her world right now and is obviously going to skew her perspective. Heck, we're all like that. All the medical people approach every thread from that angle, the engineers from that angle, etc, etc.

I know he's not picking on me...

Being preggers hasn't really skewed my perspective per say, rather just reinforced why I wouldn't want to be grossly overweight as this baby weight is hard on my body as it is.

People can def. be larger and overweight by BMI standards but be very healthy.

I just cant imagine having a beer gut or 100 extra pounds and want to exercise/be active like I once was. I find this uncomfortable.

And one thing I found, eating is difficult. I can't lean forward to reach my plate as I cant breathe. I realized I just spilled some mushed carrot/turnip down my freak'n shirt from dinner. How attractive is that? Something was itching my boob!!! This wouldn't happen if I didn't have to balance my plate on my baby kegger!!!

[tommymac]

Originally Posted by cbrchick

I know he's not picking on me...

Being preggers hasn't really skewed my perspective per say, rather just reinforced why I wouldn't want to be grossly overweight as this baby weight is hard on my body as it is.

People can def. be larger and overweight by BMI standards but be very healthy.

I just cant imagine having a beer gut or 100 extra pounds and want to exercise/be active like I once was. I find this uncomfortable.

And one thing I found, eating is difficult. I can't lean forward to reach my plate as I cant breathe. I realized I just spilled some mushed carrot/turnip down my freak'n shirt from dinner. How attractive is that? Something was itching my boob!!! This wouldn't happen if I didn't have to balance my plate on my baby kegger!!!

BMI is a load of crap, as per thier #'s I am almost morbidly obeese, while I can stand to drop a few pounds I dontt hink I am as bad off as the one hittin the drive through in her rascall motorized chair

Tom

[the chi]

Originally Posted by cbrchick

I know he's not picking on me...

Being preggers hasn't really skewed my perspective per say, rather just reinforced why I wouldn't want to be grossly overweight as this baby weight is hard on my body as it is.

People can def. be larger and overweight by BMI standards but be very healthy.

I just cant imagine having a beer gut or 100 extra pounds and want to exercise/be active like I once was. I find this uncomfortable.

And one thing I found, eating is difficult. I can't lean forward to reach my plate as I cant breathe. I realized I just spilled some mushed carrot/turnip down my freak'n shirt from dinner. How attractive is that? Something was itching my boob!!! This wouldn't happen if I didn't have to balance my plate on my baby kegger!!!

You make it sound so attractive I cant wait to do it...

[HurricaneHeather]

Originally Posted by tommymac

BMI is a load of crap, as per thier #'s I am almost morbidly obeese, while I can stand to drop a few pounds I dontt hink I am as bad off as the one hittin the drive through in her rascall motorized chair

Tom

When I went to the gym for the first time in my life last year, he told me according to his charts that I was obese. I should've cancelled my membership right then and there.

[tommymac]

Originally Posted by HurricaneHeather

When I went to the gym for the first time in my life last year, he told me according to his charts that I was obese. I should've cancelled my membership right then and there.

Theres another system that incorporates ones body frame into the equation. As per the BMI tables at 6'4 I think you should weigh like 180 or 190, unless i loose a leg that aint happening any time soon

Tom