lolz Wrote:
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> Four Hour Club Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Lowell gave Mike a mild jab yesterday about
> his
> > sweatshirt "What's the size on that sweatshirt?
> > XXXX... X.. X?" To answer the question, the 4XL
> > was too small, but the 5XL is too big and
> hasn't
> > shrunk.
>
> Let's do some linear analysis to try and estimate
> Mike's weight.
>
> I am 190lbs and I wear Large sweatshirts,
> something like this:
>
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/CARHARTT-Hooded-S
> weatshirt-3UPA3?Pid=search
>
> Note: I am using Grainger because I can easily get
> shipping weights of the merch.
>
> Mike is XXXlbs and has admitted to wearing a 5XL
> sweatshirt, something like this:
>
http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/CARHARTT-Hooded-S
> weatshirt-3WJA4
>
> Now when compairng the shipping weight we can get
> a scaling factor, 5.53(5XL)/2.6(L) = 2.13
>
> Therefore, 190lbs * 2.13 = 404.7 lbs
>
> There you have it folks, definitive proof Mike
> weighs over 400 lbs.
I have been saying 380+, but that was assuming he only wore 4XL... 400 pounds is a distinct possibility if 4XL is too small...I am 5-10 and weigh 175 lbs, my waist fits in the neck hole of a 4XL... Therefore, LFF's neck waddle is bigger than my waist...And I am 20 lbs overweight!
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/05/2013 06:56PM by peekza.