Another thread has me wondering about this. Rosie O'Donnell? Kelly Osbourne (before/and or after?) Kelly Clarkson? Meade Skelton? Precious?

I consider myself fat, but whenever I say that people look at me like I'm insane.

Probably because you are one of those self centered annoying bitches who cant go 10 seconds without being the center of attention and are constantly looking for a compliment. The kind that give women in general a whiny bitchy reputation... thanks

Meade Skelton is not really that fat compared to the others.

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> Meade Skelton is not really that fat compared to
> the others.


Calling Meade Skelton fat is like calling Raymond Burr or Brian Dennehy fat. He is not fat, he is husky. Fat people are like Orson Welles, Sebastian Cabot, the guy from "Cheers". And to the OP, you might have big bones, big boned people even the slightest amount of excess shows, Especially if you have prominent cheek bones.

Paulyy Wrote:
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> ronaldpaul Wrote:
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> > Meade Skelton is not really that fat compared
> to
> > the others.
>
>
> Calling Meade Skelton fat is like calling Raymond
> Burr or Brian Dennehy fat. He is not fat, he is
> husky. Fat people are like Orson Welles,
> Sebastian Cabot, the guy from "Cheers". And to
> the OP, you might have big bones, big boned people
> even the slightest amount of excess shows,
> Especially if you have prominent cheek bones.

I think Meade is actually built more like actor Kyle Chandler.

Sometimes people give the illusion of being fat by having a fat head or fat face. Famous examples would include Frank Sutton (Sgt Carter), Oprah Winfried, and Alex Baldwin, not fat but you would think them fat by a headshot.

betterthanyoubitch Wrote:
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> Another thread has me wondering about this. Rosie
> O'Donnell? Kelly Osbourne (before/and or after?)
> Kelly Clarkson? Meade Skelton? Precious?
>
> I consider myself fat, but whenever I say that
> people look at me like I'm insane.
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> great photoshop


Excellent job, although unbelievable, that is not his body shape. You can tell by looking at pictures of him clothed. He has bigger hips, waist and softer upper body, less definition. The only thing that would pass for reality would be his calve area.

Your right Wrote:
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> lulzi Wrote:
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> > great photoshop
>
>
> Excellent job, although unbelievable, that is not
> his body shape. You can tell by looking at
> pictures of him clothed. He has bigger hips,
> waist and softer upper body, less definition. The
> only thing that would pass for reality would be
> his calve area.

I am Meade. That is my body. i still have quite a bit of work to go, I know. it was one of my "progress" pictures. That is my body shape. You can see it too when I wear a t-shirt

Ya! Looks that way. Do you do weights? You look pretty strong. Powerful shoulders.

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> Ya! Looks that way. Do you do weights? You look
> pretty strong. Powerful shoulders.


I do some lifting, but not a whole lot. I am working with a personal trainer, though. I do a lot of swimming and running. I used to not be able to walk more than 1 mile without being out of breath. Now I can bike ride 20 miles round trip without feeling it. My goal is to be 15% Body fat, or 210 lbs. Whatever comes first.

That's good. I give you credit. Keep it up, Do you go to a gym or do you work out at home? Also when did you start?

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> That's good. I give you credit. Keep it up, Do
> you go to a gym or do you work out at home? Also
> when did you start?


I started two years ago. I had lost over 70 lbs, but I needed to tone up. I go to a fitness trainer. But I also do some stuff at home, like free weights.

Fat is when; your thighs touch and your stomach hangs past your tits.

And if you have to ask, then yes you're probably fat.

*stomach sticks out past your tits.

You should get some tattoos, you have the build for them. Your religious, even a cross or something on your massive powerful chest would look good.

do I look like a homosexual?
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Did Rock Hudson, Errol Flynn, Cesar Romero look gay?

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> You should get some tattoos, you have the build
> for them. Your religious, even a cross or
> something on your massive powerful chest would
> look good.


yeah, that would be nice. But I dont believe in ruining my skin. I guess i like to keep my skin looking nice and healthy. Tattoos seem to make skin look bad. But I might get a fake one.

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> do I look like a homosexual?


Yeah, you look like a butch lesbian!

Your right Wrote:
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> lulzi Wrote:
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> > great photoshop
>
>
> Excellent job, although unbelievable, that is not
> his body shape. You can tell by looking at
> pictures of him clothed. He has bigger hips,
> waist and softer upper body, less definition. The
> only thing that would pass for reality would be
> his calve area.

Not necessarily true.Clothing doesnt always indicate body shape in certain cases. Clothing can either be used to hide excess fat, or on the other hand make fit people people appear fatter if its not tailored correctly. Most things off the rack dont fit as well.

That is obviously thebody of a much older male. The flesh appears devoid of elasticity in the upper torso area. I would place the age of the upper body to be in the neighborhood of 45 to 50 years of age. It has a weathered look, the body of a male who has performed strenuous physical outside work, for instance a farmer, construction worker, laborer.

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> That is obviously thebody of a much older male.
> The flesh appears devoid of elasticity in the
> upper torso area. I would place the age of the
> upper body to be in the neighborhood of 45 to 50
> years of age. It has a weathered look, the body
> of a male who has performed strenuous physical
> outside work, for instance a farmer, construction
> worker, laborer.

are you crazy? A middle aged guy would have a severe pot belly and not that much muscle tone , Someone would not be a 50 year old with shoulders like that. The average guy who lets himself go has slopy shoulders and a big gut. unless he worked out a lot. That is a younger body. A football player build.

Im in the fitness industry, and This more a typical middle aged guy body look



This is what I commonly see on a daily basis. Men with pot bellies and very thin toothpick legs. Some of them even have a normal or good "BMI". Thats why BMI is such a flawed piece of junk. I dont use it.

As a trainer, I train quite a few people, and I think that Meade's frame and build are rather impressive. If he continued to lose body fat, the end results would be outstanding. Most bodybuilders I know would kill for that type of build.

I think Meade has the body type of Steve Reeves. He was a natural body builder that didnt use drugs. Back in those days, they didnt have to wash board abs either.

this thread is becoming gayer by the minute.

Oxfard maryann websters defines "fat" as follows which so happens to be clearly indicated by the proceeding passage of text taken from online references or the like, undoubtedly.

fat
Noun: A natural oily or greasy substance occurring in animal bodies, esp. when deposited as a layer under the skin or around certain organs.
Adjective: (of a person or animal) Having a large amount of excess flesh.

Now this passage I remarkably find excessively confounding as it muddles the clear cut exsanguination of the connotative themes of the word "excess". "Excess" is purely subjective in this frame of reference, personally, and should be disregarded as bunk.

Cycle pedia britanica renders forth such happenstance as the word "bunk":

bunk
Noun: A narrow shelflike bed, typically one of two or more arranged one on top of the other.
Verb: Sleep in a narrow berth or improvised bed, typically in shared quarters as a temporary arrangement: "they bunk together in the dormitory".

Ergo, this thread is an enigmatic litigation of superfluous behavior. I encourage all the enamor the subtext.

Signatures are for fags

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> bunk
> Noun: A narrow shelflike bed, typically one of two
> or more arranged one on top of the other.
> Verb: Sleep in a narrow berth or improvised bed,
> typically in shared quarters as a temporary
> arrangement: "they bunk together in the
> dormitory".

If you can't sleep at night, it's not the coffee, it's the bunk!

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> I still say photoshop Wrote:
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> > That is obviously thebody of a much older male.
> > The flesh appears devoid of elasticity in the
> > upper torso area. I would place the age of the
> > upper body to be in the neighborhood of 45 to
> 50
> > years of age. It has a weathered look, the
> body
> > of a male who has performed strenuous physical
> > outside work, for instance a farmer,
> construction
> > worker, laborer.
>
> are you crazy? A middle aged guy would have a
> severe pot belly and not that much muscle tone ,
> Someone would not be a 50 year old with shoulders
> like that. The average guy who lets himself go has
> slopy shoulders and a big gut. unless he worked
> out a lot. That is a younger body. A football
> player build.


Some do, but most guys in their late 40s/50s have big pots. It is like they just said "fuck this shit, I'm too old, maybe golf would work?" Alot of time they figure what the hell do I care. Even guys who are older, like construction workers, might have strong arms, but the gut does not lie. Meade with some work could have an excellent definition. He needs to lay off the cheap food and high sugar soda. Meade has a heavyweight old time boxer's build, he doesn't look weak that's for sure.

You have strong arms. How much can or what's the most you ever curled on a olympic curl bar? How much can you curl (good form) with one hand, dumbell wise. Has your conditioning helped you,attitude wise?

Your right Wrote:
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> whatever2134 Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
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> > I still say photoshop Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > That is obviously thebody of a much older
> male.
> > > The flesh appears devoid of elasticity in the
> > > upper torso area. I would place the age of
> the
> > > upper body to be in the neighborhood of 45 to
> > 50
> > > years of age. It has a weathered look, the
> > body
> > > of a male who has performed strenuous
> physical
> > > outside work, for instance a farmer,
> > construction
> > > worker, laborer.
> >
> > are you crazy? A middle aged guy would have a
> > severe pot belly and not that much muscle tone
> ,
> > Someone would not be a 50 year old with
> shoulders
> > like that. The average guy who lets himself go
> has
> > slopy shoulders and a big gut. unless he worked
> > out a lot. That is a younger body. A football
> > player build.
>
>
> Some do, but most guys in their late 40s/50s have
> big pots. It is like they just said "fuck this
> shit, I'm too old, maybe golf would work?" Alot
> of time they figure what the hell do I care. Even
> guys who are older, like construction workers,
> might have strong arms, but the gut does not lie.
> Meade with some work could have an excellent
> definition. He needs to lay off the cheap food
> and high sugar soda. Meade has a heavyweight old
> time boxer's build, he doesn't look weak that's
> for sure.


Most people just give up because they consider that part of "normal aging". But it really isnt. Ive seen 25 year olds that look way out of shape like they couuld be over 50. And 50 year olds that look 20 something. So if you work out and eat right at any age, you should not have a pot belly or have an older body. You may not be 18 forever, but you can still be in good shape .

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> > whatever2134 Wrote:
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>
> > -----
> > > I still say photoshop Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > That is obviously thebody of a much older
> > male.
> > > > The flesh appears devoid of elasticity in
> the
> > > > upper torso area. I would place the age of
> > the
> > > > upper body to be in the neighborhood of 45
> to
> > > 50
> > > > years of age. It has a weathered look, the
> > > body
> > > > of a male who has performed strenuous
> > physical
> > > > outside work, for instance a farmer,
> > > construction
> > > > worker, laborer.
> > >
> > > are you crazy? A middle aged guy would have a
> > > severe pot belly and not that much muscle
> tone
> > ,
> > > Someone would not be a 50 year old with
> > shoulders
> > > like that. The average guy who lets himself
> go
> > has
> > > slopy shoulders and a big gut. unless he
> worked
> > > out a lot. That is a younger body. A football
> > > player build.
> >
> >
> > Some do, but most guys in their late 40s/50s
> have
> > big pots. It is like they just said "fuck this
> > shit, I'm too old, maybe golf would work?"
> Alot
> > of time they figure what the hell do I care.
> Even
> > guys who are older, like construction workers,
> > might have strong arms, but the gut does not
> lie.
> > Meade with some work could have an excellent
> > definition. He needs to lay off the cheap food
> > and high sugar soda. Meade has a heavyweight
> old
> > time boxer's build, he doesn't look weak that's
> > for sure.
>
>
> Most people just give up because they consider
> that part of "normal aging". But it really isnt.
> Ive seen 25 year olds that look way out of shape
> like they couuld be over 50. And 50 year olds that
> look 20 something. So if you work out and eat
> right at any age, you should not have a pot belly
> or have an older body. You may not be 18 forever,
> but you can still be in good shape .


Alot of these older movie stars, especially years ago, are in very good condition. I remember seeing older guys like Kirk Douglas, Gary Cooper, Burt lancaster, even as old men looking rugged cause of good condition.

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> You have strong arms. How much can or what's the
> most you ever curled on a olympic curl bar? How
> much can you curl (good form) with one hand,
> dumbell wise. Has your conditioning helped
> you,attitude wise?


On the straight bar, I've curled 165lb as a personal best. On an "easy" curl bar I've curled about 155lbs at about 5 perfect reps. I've benched way over 310lbs and military lift about 212lbs. I run about 5 miles a day, 3 times a week, holding 15lb dumbells in each arm. I feel like a new person and have received numerous request for autographed photos of me shirtless. I feel good.

No, the above is not me. I dont do quite that much. With a trainer, I do a lot of squats with a lateral raise bar and I can go up to 140 lbs or so. I do quite a few free weights exercises- usually no more than 35 lbs with chest exercises. I do leg presses, and military push ups as well. Swimming is what I use to keep my arms in shape. I am not very good at pull ups, but I can do a couple, which is better than I could do before. I have quite aways to got before im "in shape" but I do enjoy making progress.

What is your schedule: How many times a week do you work out and have you altereed your diet. you used to eat alot of donuts and chicken (fried) didn't you. You look like your getting there anyways.

Hey Meade Wrote:
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> What is your schedule: How many times a week do
> you work out and have you altereed your diet. you
> used to eat alot of donuts and chicken (fried)
> didn't you. You look like your getting there
> anyways.


Well I work out with a trainer twice a week for an hour. The rest of the week I do about an hour of "cardio"- usually swimming, bike riding, sometimes running, and when Im tired, I usually just do walking. I actually have most of the stuff I still like i.e. sweet tea, cokes, cookies, but I have to limit them. So i dont have any more than 1 sweet tea a day or 1 cookie. On Sunday is the only day I allow myself to eat more what I want. I dont eat a whole lot of donuts and fried chicken- but I do allow them in my diet.

I lift some weights on my own about 30 min a day. Not real heavy , though.

I also do lots of protein. Chicken, lean meats, fish, and fruits and veggies,and protein shakes. I make sure I get at least 100 grams of protein daily. My calorie intake is between 1800-2400 calories depending on activity. I honestly have put on some extra weight, but I get careless sometimes. It takes awhile, but then I start eating right again and the weight goes back down.

randyinspringfield Wrote:
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> I think Meade has the body type of Steve Reeves.
> He was a natural body builder that didnt use
> drugs. Back in those days, they didnt have to wash
> board abs either.
>
> http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_-pLAqWA-CGU/SflLdCsc1ZI/
> AAAAAAAAAZs/5BWdSbCqLhY/s400/sreeves108.jpg


I'm not saying Steve Reeves used them, but they used them back in the day. Mostly a German thing, that's where they were synthesized. I doubt if Steve Reeves used them though, that guy was great as Hercules. Another was Victor Mature and Charles Atlas.

Meade does look like hes put on more muscle

donaldrump Wrote:
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> Meade does look like hes put on more muscle


More muscle? Perhaps. Less hair? Definitely. Look at that bald spot.

He looks like Bluto from Popeye cartoons.

donaldrump Wrote:
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> Meade does look like hes put on more muscle

Meade is JACKED!!!!

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>
> More muscle? Perhaps. Less hair? Definitely.
> Look at that bald spot.


thats not a bald spot. Thats called a widows peak.

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> >
> >
> > More muscle? Perhaps. Less hair? Definitely.
> > Look at that bald spot.
>
>
> thats not a bald spot. Thats called a widows peak.

No, no, no, it is definitely thinning in the middle.

randyinspringfield Wrote:
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> I think Meade has the body type of Steve Reeves.
> He was a natural body builder that didnt use
> drugs. Back in those days, they didnt have to wash
> board abs either.
>

Who's that fat whore he's standing next to?



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donaldrump Wrote:
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> Meade does look like hes put on more muscle
>
>




His fat head looks like an egg attached to a watermelon. Is that the creepy 1920s swimsuit he was wearing in those pics of him at the children's pool?

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> > >
> > >
> > > More muscle? Perhaps. Less hair? Definitely.
>
> > > Look at that bald spot.
> >
> >
> > thats not a bald spot. Thats called a widows
> peak.
>
> No, no, no, it is definitely thinning in the
> middle.

Um, no. With that type of hair cut you can see the scalp. If you cant see scalp, then that would be odd.

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> > > > > Meade does look like hes put on more
> muscle
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > More muscle? Perhaps. Less hair?
> Definitely.
> >
> > > > Look at that bald spot.
> > >
> > >
> > > thats not a bald spot. Thats called a widows
> > peak.
> >
> > No, no, no, it is definitely thinning in the
> > middle.
>
> Um, no. With that type of hair cut you can see the
> scalp. If you cant see scalp, then that would be
> odd.

Correction. If you can see scalp with that type of haircut, your hair is thinning.

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> Meade does look like hes put on more muscle
>
>


He looks alot younger, workouts are paying off, he's lost fat off the face, more angular and structured. Now it is going to his head and he'll adopt the muscle Tshirt look. Hell, he worked for it.

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> > > > > > Meade does look like hes put on more
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> > > > > More muscle? Perhaps. Less hair?
> > Definitely.
> > >
> > > > > Look at that bald spot.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > thats not a bald spot. Thats called a
> widows
> > > peak.
> > >
> > > No, no, no, it is definitely thinning in the
> > > middle.
> >
> > Um, no. With that type of hair cut you can see
> the
> > scalp. If you cant see scalp, then that would
> be
> > odd.
>
> Correction. If you can see scalp with that type
> of haircut, your hair is thinning.

Then you dont know anything about hair.

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> >
>
>
> He looks alot younger, workouts are paying off,
> he's lost fat off the face, more angular and
> structured. Now it is going to his head and he'll
> adopt the muscle Tshirt look. Hell, he worked for
> it.

He looks about the same age, but he does look a lot more fit. I actually applaud him for it. So many people just talk about it. He actually is doing it. If he continues, he may end up doing some body building.

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> Yeah, you look like a butch lesbian!


YOU LOOK LIKE A HISPANIC weirdo from 1970

SITKASMOM Wrote:
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> Probably because you are one of those self
> centered annoying bitches who cant go 10 seconds
> without being the center of attention and are
> constantly looking for a compliment. The kind that
> give women in general a whiny bitchy reputation...
> thanks


Hahahah of course she is one of those fatass low self esteem bitches who needs someone to tell her she isn't fat. Then she goes and fucks them or gives them a blowjob as a way to say thanks.

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The government has given you the BMI index. You can use that to determine if a person is fat. Thanks Obama!

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> The government has given you the BMI index. You
> can use that to determine if a person is fat.
> Thanks Obama!


A person can have high body fat and still be considered normal or even below for BMI. BMI doesnt measure body fat. It only measures heightx weight. its useless.

I am male.

For most of my adult life I was 140/141 pounds on 5'9", distance runner's bod, but not much upper body muscle.

When I hit 53 things changed. Eating habits I got away with all my life were suddenly a defect. Go forward 10 years.

Gradually crept up from 140/141. At my worst, last year, I was at 189.

Have adapted a heathy eating and exercise pattern. I am down from 180 to 169# in a month.

I consider myself fat. But I won't be for long. By spring I will be 145#. And I'll stay there.

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Years later and he still has manboobs!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUEpoIFvPgc&list=UU7efwGoW7Nc9POSnWOEioyg&feature=c4-overview

Any doubt that Meade needs Overeaters Anonymous.
He is working on his "testimony" speech...

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ronaldpaul Wrote:
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> Meade Skelton is not really that fat compared to
> the others.


He is now///

They all have lots of money

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I consider Eesh to be fat. Ver very fat. Maybe even morbidly obese. I wonder how much lard would be squeezed out of him if it was processed. I imagine there would be plenty enough to keep all of the cannibals in Indonesia's skillets greased for a couple generations

Fat is the opposite of Meade Skelton’s muscular body

Opposite Wrote:
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> Fat is the opposite of Meade Skelton’s muscular
> body


are visually impaired?

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> are visually impaired?

Listen you jealous little homo , Meade Skelton clearly is in great shape and has recently run two marathons, posting great results in his age group. And what exercise have you done recently, other than pulling your limp pud?

BTYB is fat. Meade Skelton is husky.

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betterthanyoubitch Wrote:
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> I consider myself fat, but whenever I say that
> people look at me like I'm insane.

You are morbidly obese

Hey there! Honestly, "fat" is different for everyone. It's more about how you feel than a number. For me, it's about being healthy and happy. Speaking of healthy habits, check out this cool article: https://www.itechpost.com/articles/119801/20231120/building-healthy-habits-nurturing-your-brain-and-body.htm. It's got awesome tips for nurturing your brain and body

Urbabyboy Wrote:
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> Hey there! Honestly, "fat" is different for
> everyone. It's more about how you feel than a
> number. For me, it's about being healthy and
> happy. Speaking of healthy habits, check out this
> cool article:
> https://www.itechpost.com/articles/119801/20231120
> /building-healthy-habits-nurturing-your-brain-and-
> body.htm. It's got awesome tips for nurturing your
> brain and body


No there are numbers for ur fatness

morbid obesity Wrote:
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> betterthanyoubitch Wrote:
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> > I consider myself fat, but whenever I say that
> > people look at me like I'm insane.
>
> You are morbidly obese
>


That's a buoy not a whale