Vodka fat? Oh lord, when you die can I cut you up to fry things in? Sounds like my ideal treat!

How much are you?
 

If you have to ask, you can't afford me! ;)

About 30 lbs heavier than I should be. I don't advise women to have a baby in their 40's if they care too mcuh about their weight. Oh well, took me 3 years to lose the pregnancy fat from the previous child. This one is only 15 months old, so I still have some leeway. I think that is a fairly reasonable justification, don't you? Right? /nods to self.

Stormie

From 15 to 22 I was the same weight (about 135 lbs) no matter what I did/ate. Then I had some personal stuff, lost twenty pounds, so dropped to about 115 (I'm 5'9"). Then they put me on medication that slowed my metabolism and increased my appetite, and at the same time I was working a full time job that involved sitting at a desk, and I was also going to classes full time, sitting at desks. So I shot up to 160, which is huge for me, but I guess the 'normal' weight for my height. I've sinced ditched the meds, started watching my diet a bit more and working out a lot. I don't mind weighing 158, but I'd prefer if that weight was muscle.

I gained about 20 pounds from a thyroid problem. Lost 15 of it from taking medication, so I'm at a fantastically untoned 180. If you got rid of the fat and atrophied muscle I would weigh whatever my skeleton weighs.

I'm working on it though.

Holy stickboy batman. :eek: Please tell me that you have shed pounds with what you have been through in the last year, and that this isn't what you normally weigh. Unless you are 5'4''.


I'm within the 'healthy' BMI for my 5'2'' frame.

I weight the same as I did in April, June 2005, and also in August 2004.

What's changed is that at my last checkup, the nurse said I was an inch shorter than I thought. I'm almost 40. Am I supposed to be getting shorter already? I always liked saying I was 6'2". It sounded dignified or something. Now I just sound like I'm trying desperately to tell people I'm over 6 feet when I say I'm 6'1".

i'm 5'9". weighed 165 at the peak of my athletic career in college; ballooned to 185 after breaking my ankle (feb 2001) and giving up sports for the newspaper. i was about 202-203 at graduation in may 2003.

i was 192 at christmas 2005 (i hadn't weighed myself for more than a year).

this morning i weighed in at 76 kilos = 167.2 lbs.

6'1" and 150lbs, although maybe lass as I moved out from my parents house a couple of weeks ago and maybe havent been eating as well as I should :). No matter what I eat I can never get above that 150 mark, the advantage of being 18 I guess.

Be my guest! It also works as a great ingredient in baking cakes. Mmm..., Human Vodka Cake.

105 and wirey at 5ft 5 1/2in

53 and 6 ft 1 1/2 in.

peaked out at 235 about 3+ yrs ago
dropped to 185 about 1+ year ago
and now worked back up to 195

and holding...

I was a tight/loose end prop on my rugby team in high school about 3 years ago.. and not much has changed since

i'm 6'2" and only weigh 140 lbs... it doesn't help that i'm in cross country and barely eat that much though...

Obviously, truly overweight people aren't responding much here...

Who am I to break that trend? I'm short and fat.