fat guys
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From: Dallas, Georgia
Originally Posted by 350zz053
No they are fat. 80% of this country are fat *** people..lol. Stop driving your Z through the drive through. You get fatter, your car will get slower bc of the weight, and you risk the chance of curbing your rims bc its such a tight fit
The problem with weight as a measure for people's health is the inaccuracy. Weight exists solely because of gravity. Take the gravity away, and you get to what really counts: mass. People need to be measured in terms of their muscle mass to fat mass as a ratio for a true measure of their health. Even then, having an acceptable measure doesn't mean you don't have health problems elsewhere.
By the way, I can assure you I am not "fat", I am "big boned". I work out four nights a week to keep myself in shape.
Don't assume just because someone has a large weight that he/she is "fat".
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From: McKinney, TX
Originally Posted by LAKERSFAN
whats that one guys sig:
"Its not a gut, its a fuel tank for my love machine"
"Its not a gut, its a fuel tank for my love machine"
Originally Posted by 35oZephyR
Holy shiet! Are you serious?
That's more than me and a lady friend.
Pssss....Carbon Fiber and Titanium are your friends.
j/k no offense.
I'm sure you're just buff.
That's more than me and a lady friend.
Pssss....Carbon Fiber and Titanium are your friends.
j/k no offense.
I'm sure you're just buff.your try to come out nice has failed miserably..cute tho!..
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Originally Posted by davidv
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From: Manhattan, NY
Originally Posted by Hraesvelg
I'm 5'0" and 500lbs, I look like chewed bubble gum. I just kinda oozed into my Z, it was much easier if I didn't shower for a week or so. All the body oil would ease the process.
Originally Posted by jtkf81
next time nissan design a car, they should consider fat people from U.S.. they prob designed this car to fit 5-5 130lbs aka asian standard.
Originally Posted by ArCtM
5' 10" 230lbs.
my friends make me look like a midget and make my car feel like a slug.
6' 4" 380lbs
6' 6" 360lbs
We are all football players of course.
my friends make me look like a midget and make my car feel like a slug.
6' 4" 380lbs
6' 6" 360lbs
We are all football players of course.
Gawt damn!
And I thought I was being harsh on my buck-fifty friends for making the car scrape over speedbumps.
Originally Posted by Xoulrath
While I agree with you that Americans as a whole are overweight, the term fat isn't necessary. Most people who are overweight (according to clinical terms) don't even know they are overweight. This is usually because those people are only 5-10 lbs over what they should weigh. Again, this is based on a ratio of height to weight. I myself, according to the ages old standard should weigh about 200-205. If I weighed this much, I would look like a bobble head doll, with an even more exxagerated head than they already have. No thanks.
The problem with weight as a measure for people's health is the inaccuracy. Weight exists solely because of gravity. Take the gravity away, and you get to what really counts: mass. People need to be measured in terms of their muscle mass to fat mass as a ratio for a true measure of their health. Even then, having an acceptable measure doesn't mean you don't have health problems elsewhere.
By the way, I can assure you I am not "fat", I am "big boned". I work out four nights a week to keep myself in shape.
Don't assume just because someone has a large weight that he/she is "fat".
The problem with weight as a measure for people's health is the inaccuracy. Weight exists solely because of gravity. Take the gravity away, and you get to what really counts: mass. People need to be measured in terms of their muscle mass to fat mass as a ratio for a true measure of their health. Even then, having an acceptable measure doesn't mean you don't have health problems elsewhere.
By the way, I can assure you I am not "fat", I am "big boned". I work out four nights a week to keep myself in shape.
Don't assume just because someone has a large weight that he/she is "fat".
If your tom hanks weight, your avg.
If your rosie odonnell's weight, your fat. simple
Big boned is an excuse fat people made to make themselves feel better. Just like it doesnt matter if you win or lose, and when people say they rather have personality than looks. Your not born fat, and if you ate healthy you wouldnt get fat