Itās easier spot the trim/skinny ppl on my lunch hour walkā¦ Fat folk under pressure everywhere
Fat people are usually poorer these days, they canāt afford proper food
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No wonder 5 lads on here were terrified of the Covid
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Thatās trueā¦
Some of the trollies full of processed shite you see being pushed up and down the aisles.
Awful stuff.
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Iād love to know what calculation they use?
I weigh 10st 2lb and Iām borderline obese by the BMI scale.
are you 4 ft?
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For adult men and women, a BMI between 18.5 and 24.9 is considered healthy. Overweight is defined as a BMI between 25.0 and 29.9; and a BMI of 30 or higher is considered obese
If you have a good bit of muscle the BMI could be wrong but based on a quick look around most towns thatās not the predominant issue
close enough
I am considered overweight on the bmi charts but Iāve no idea where the excess weight is or how Iād lose it.
Waist to height measurement is a good rule of thumb
However if your BMI is over 30 you probably need to stop deluding yourself
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BMI is a load of codswallop
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Is that the bmi chart for Carlovians.
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4ft 2.5
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Youāll get into the guards now.
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Iām actually in the brown on that one.
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Please convert that chart to inches.
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Our obsession with dining at petrol stations is a big factor in this. The emissions and the jambons are slowly killing us.
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Peak XV was discovered to be the highest mountain in the world in 1856 and it was named Mount Everest in 1865 after Colonel Sir George Everest.
They measured it at 29002 feet - later adjusted to 29028 feet. Itās official height today is 29031 feet.
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Thatās true but come on Iād a rake of kids in Derry in a deprived area but my kids got a cooked meal every day bar chipper on the occasional Friday
Which increased to each Friday when teens
All involved in some sports plus walking with dada
Lot to do with laziness and short cuts and lack of skills