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Hmm, I'd say around 10-33 centimeters tall, and my weight? I don't know if it can be determined.
mattmns said:Wow, you can tell the guys here are nerds, I would never let my weight drop below 160, probably even 180! I am about 6'-6'1" ~195lbs
Not nerdishness, metabolism. I couldn't get to 160 if I ate bowling balls all day. For instance, I just had my supper while mucking about here. It was an IGA chicken pie, which contains about 1/2 of a barbecued chicken, and 1/2 of a lemon crumble pie. If I'm eating my breakfast in a restaurant, I have either 6 fried or 8 scrambled eggs plus 4 pieces of toast. I only get 3 eggs for breakfast at home because that's all my little cooking pot will hold.mattmns said:Wow, you can tell the guys here are nerds, I would never let my weight drop below 160, probably even 180! I am about 6'-6'1" ~195lbs
loseyourname said:I've been obsessing over NBA draft scouting recently.
SOS2008 said:I'd be happy to share some of mine. I can get a tan, but it's harder to keep the weight off (darn Moonbear keeps baking cakes...!).
Ivan Seeking said:3' 7", 68 Lbs.
Good Lord, you're not much larger than Tsu's chain saw (but does your engine run hot?) So, um, what kind of teeth marks does a little critter like you leave, on say, small domesticated animals...?Ivan Seeking said:3' 7", 68 Lbs.
hypatia said:wow and I thought the "grays" were a bit heaver then that.
Maybe they have a helium-based metabolism...Moonbear said:Yeah, those big heads alone must weigh a lot. And they always seem to be pictured with really big pot bellies. Then there's that extra digging foot. It starts to add up quickly.
Moonbear said:And they always seem to be pictured with really big pot bellies.
I hope you don't ask someone with a big size whether they've got their belly hanging out. But the comment was probably in good funMoonbear said:Geez...do all your bones stick out?
Monique said:I hope you don't ask someone with a big size whether they've got their belly hanging out. But the comment was probably in good fun
Integral said:My 11 year old daugher is taller then that!
Strangely enough, I'm not exactly skinny. I've casuallly studied a bit of physiology (that's how I study everything), and still have no clue of what the hell exactly is going on with my body. It's almost like a 'Hulk' thing. Under normal circumstances I'm built like a 10-year-old. If I concentrate for a couple of seconds and tense up, suddenly muscles appear (not huge, but well-defined). I have no difficulty lifting 100lbs with one hand. A few years ago I had a 390lb grip with my right hand and 370 with the left, and yet I have wrists like pipe-cleaners. The arthritis has really messed that up, but I can still manage about 250. Overall, though, I try not to exert myself any more than is absolutely necessary (breathing, eating, sex when I can get it...) The last time I tried something heroic didn't go well. I tore a couple of muscles in my ass picking up the end of an 800lb pool table to shake a stuck ball loose. The ball came out, but I couldn't finish the game.motai said:ack I, along with dextercioby and Danger, seem to be the skinniest for our heights.
Sunblock blocks UVB. UVA causes glycation (wrinkles). UV-B causes sunburn. Wearing sunblock in the sun tends to increase photoaging rates by encouraging longer exposure.Evo said:staying out of the sun all those years has resulted in very few wrinkles.
The child of Evo finally realized what I've been telling her for years. She compared me to women much younger and it scared her enough that she's stopped sunbathing. She took an SPF50 sunblock to Cancun last month.
Her sunblock blocks both UVA & UVB, most of them do now.hitssquad said:Sunblock blocks UVB. UVA causes glycation (wrinkles). UV-B causes sunburn. Wearing sunblock in the sun tends to increase photoaging rates by encouraging longer exposure.