awesome, SG. The yoga'll be a doddle soon!

I'm 181 cm and 61 kgs (feels superior for using metric ... )

Thats 5' 11" and 135 pounds.

Please send food.
I've been lifting weights and have put on 4kg, 10lbs in the last year. I'm fairly well toned but have virtually no fat tissue at all. Always been that way. I do well in summer but winter is terrible. So cold, so very cold...



From figures given in this thread:


The scarecrow club :

Lookout123 .............5'8, 150lbs BMI 22.8 (only listed because of comments in your post)
Mockingbird .............5'7, 135lbs BMI 21.1 (scraping in)
Glatt ......................6'2, 155lbs BMI 19.9 (not thin, just tall for his weight)
Piercehawkeye .........5'11, 140lbs BMI 19.5 (you will live long)
ZenGum .................5'11, 135lbs BMI 18.8 (washboard abs? ha! washboard RIBS)

I hope these rankings don't give anyone any grief or cause any body image disorders. Hugs to you all. Ouch, watch my shoulderblades, will you? :)

"Do NOT read beauty magazines, they will only make you feel UGLY."

those bmi's are full of shit.

i'd have to be 234 to be at 30% bmi....obese. if i was 230, your wife would leave you for me.

im morbidly obese at 277? kiss my ass. am not.

my head weighs 40 lbs alone!

My dowas weigh 40lbs each :(

Strictly speaking, if going off that list, I rank as a scarecrow: Though I didn't post my height originally..I'm 5ft 7 (and 3/4) inches and 133lbs.

But, I don't look like a scare crow. I wouldn't say I am thin, but slim. And I still get a little tum overhang from too many beers:P

Least you gots dowas! :P

Eh, I think they're overrated sometimes. I'd like my jackets to lay a little flatter, and not have to worry about that annoying space on button-up shirts.

My ex used to say, if we ever had kids, we'd better bottle feed em to save em from starvation.:P

lol

But if you ever to become preg, voila! dowas.

That's what I said! *grins*

how would you weigh someone's head...if you wanted to go about it. short of weighing, beheading and re-weighing? i'd truly like to know how much mine weighs. and i think laying down on my side and resting it on a scale won't be all that accurate. gravitational pull?

I think it'd be somewhat accurate...do it...

isn't any weight the product of mass and gravity?

I wonder if comments like this helped him earn the status of "ex". :mad:

stop picturing that. right now. im not doing it