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wtf does this have anything to do with it?[/quote]so I like know how much weight to add for egotism.... duh
Well, she did say "wtf" to Yoovie, so she's got to have some attitude (especially when it appeared you were one of the people supporting her).0 -
:indifferent: what is the average weight for a nineteen year old?
the average weight is not neccessarily a healthy weight.
for instance the average clothes size in the Uk for women is a 16... is this a healthy size? doubtful if you are only 5ft tall.0 -
it could carry it by the husk.....
it's not a matter of how big the coconut is, it's a matter of air to weight ratio.... \m/
Are you an African or European 19 year old?0 -
Doesn't matter.0
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how big is her attitude?
wtf does this have anything to do with it?
Attitude plays a huge part in your weight... and what your weight should be!
Take Yoovie, stomps around here a force to be reckoned with daily, heavy with pride in herself and her friends! Lightly fueling the machine with enthusiasm all around! Attitude is everything!0 -
:indifferent: what is the average weight for a nineteen year old?
What is your height and current weight. I have seen a few of your posts and your goal seems to be to lose weight fast but you don't look very big to begin with are you really 19?
yes i'm really nineteen!
really? are you sure you're not like 19 and 1/2 because that 1/2 could make a big difference and throw off the whole equation.0 -
Height is 5"2
I've seen a healthy range for a 5'2" woman to be 109 - 137 pounds. I know that's a HUGE range, but so much of it is dependent on body type/frame. I'm 5'2" and I'm aiming for 115, although 120-125 may be more reasonable at 35 and having had two children.0 -
i think that regardless of your goals and what you are aiming for, someone of your age and height should be under 140 pounds or you will enter into the overweight category.
But if you have an athletes mindset and you're super insanely training all the time, you could get up to 145 or so and still be in ridiculously good shape. So it depends on if you are a skinny or a fit brained teen.
so like, good luck totally0 -
when I was 19 id say I was about 150-160
now, I am trying to get to 145 and strong.0 -
the square root of pi times the speed of light divided by the circumference of the earth...that is the average weight of a 19 year old.
Metric or imperial?0 -
If a chicken and a half in a day and a half lays an egg and a half, how much does a pound of butter weigh?0
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I don't know, but muscle weighs more than it.0
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the square root of pi times the speed of light divided by the circumference of the earth...that is the average weight of a 19 year old.
Metric or imperial?
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Don't they teach kids to google first, question later nowadays?0
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it could carry it by the husk.....
it's not a matter of how big the coconut is, it's a matter of air to weight ratio.... \m/
Absolute perfection!
'he can carry it on a husk.'....'its not a matter of where he grasps it, it's a matter of weight ratio!'...'a 1 ounce bird cannot carry a 1 pound coconut!....0 -
I personally don't agree with many of these charts. My husband is large-framed and he was 180-ish when we got together. He looked like a skinny coke head. 168-192 is healthy for him and I think that's just so wrong. He looked unhealthy--and he was. Also, I'm 5'2, when I was 18-20 years old, I was 145 and 'skinny'
I think people need to focus on being healthy, and not worry about charts so much.0 -
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Why would "average" weight ever be a good indicator? If you take a pool of 20 people, and 10 of them are heavily overweight, that "average" is going to be skewed.0
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Why would "average" weight ever be a good indicator? If you take a pool of 20 people, and 10 of them are heavily overweight, that "average" is going to be skewed.
I love swimming!:flowerforyou:0 -
Why would "average" weight ever be a good indicator? If you take a pool of 20 people, and 10 of them are heavily overweight, that "average" is going to be skewed.
I love swimming!:flowerforyou:
OH YOU.0
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