1 pound is 1 pound is 1 pound
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HeelsAndBoxingGloves
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Mucsle is leaner than fat but 1 pound of anything will always be 1 pound! 1 pound of anything does NOT weigh more than 1 pound of anything else! Shocking I know... :devil:
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Paper is the exception.0
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Paper is the exception.
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Yep, but a cubic inch of muscle does weigh more than a cubic inch of fat.0
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Yep, but a cubic inch of muscle does weigh more than a cubic inch of fat.
That I could agree with :drinker:0 -
Another one of these posts, really? When people say muscle weighs more than fat, they mean that BY VOLUME, muscle is heavier than fat. If you take a piece of muscle and a piece of fat, and they're exactly the same size, the muscle will weigh more. Muscle has a higher MpV (mass per volume) than fat. That's all there is to it.0
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Relative Density (Specific Gravity)
Muscle: 1.06kg/L
fat: 0.9kg/L0 -
AND, a dollar is a dollar is a dollar LOL0
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Another one of these posts, really? When people say muscle weighs more than fat, they mean that BY VOLUME, muscle is heavier than fat. If you take a piece of muscle and a piece of fat, and they're exactly the same size, the muscle will weigh more. Muscle has a higher MpV (mass per volume) than fat. That's all there is to it.
exactly. it is implied that it is more dense when people say that. Who actually thinks 1 lb weighs more then 1 lb?0 -
Well, to be exact, it is "Reams of Paper" that are the exception.0
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Well, to be exact, it is "Reams of Paper" that are the exception.
*snort-giggles :laugh:0 -
Where that pic of beating a dead horse0
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exactly. it is implied that it is more dense when people say that. Who actually thinks 1 lb weighs more then 1 lb?
Hey, the butt pic is back!0 -
Another one of these posts, really? When people say muscle weighs more than fat, they mean that BY VOLUME, muscle is heavier than fat. If you take a piece of muscle and a piece of fat, and they're exactly the same size, the muscle will weigh more. Muscle has a higher MpV (mass per volume) than fat. That's all there is to it.
Thanks, you saved me saying it! :flowerforyou:0 -
I thought they used the Euro now.0
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Another one of these posts, really? When people say muscle weighs more than fat, they mean that BY VOLUME, muscle is heavier than fat. If you take a piece of muscle and a piece of fat, and they're exactly the same size, the muscle will weigh more. Muscle has a higher MpV (mass per volume) than fat. That's all there is to it.
exactly. Don't take what people say so literally.......I don't think anyone actually thinks one pound weighs more than one pound....0 -
Where that pic of beating a dead horse
Here it is:
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I did not know this! :drinker:0
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