1 pound is 1 pound is 1 pound
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You're going to regret this....0
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What about throwing babies in a pool
survival of the fittest!0 -
Do you have a group you'd like me to join?0
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I like the first photo; it reminds me to take a look at overall body composition and not be focused on the stupid scale.0
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just dont mention tae bo....opps0
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Yea....but..... I want my lbs to fit into a size 7...lol. The same amount of lbs in the loosey goosey stuff could be a size 12.0
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Well, to be exact, it is "Reams of Paper" that are the exception.
True. I just wanted to include those experiencing financial difficulties that may have to buy in a smaller volume.0 -
Where that pic of beating a dead horse
here ya go xD certainly fits!
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I like the first photo; it reminds me to take a look at overall body composition and not be focused on the stupid scale.
Thank you! That was pretty much the point.... I've seen a lot of complaining lately that "I did this workout or that workout and only lost 1 lb :-(" Point being the scale doesn't tell the whole story! :flowerforyou:0 -
Where that pic of beating a dead horse
here ya go xD certainly fits!0 -
What about throwing babies in a pool
But that is when comparing a 10lb baby with a 10lb dumbbell0 -
Well, to be exact, it is "Reams of Paper" that are the exception.
oh noes!! Not THIS again!!0 -
Where that pic of beating a dead horse
here ya go xD certainly fits!
lol sorry.... just needed to vent a little and this is getting amusing :drinker:0 -
Where that pic of beating a dead horse
here ya go xD certainly fits!
Without that stick, I'd really be wondering what he's doing, and if he's building muscle and burning calories.0 -
A ton of feathers weighs less than a ton of lead though.....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.
Or in simpler more scientific terms... muscle has a higher density than fat.0 -
Muscle is heavier than fat
Muscle is heavier than fat
Muscle is heavier than fat
Muscle is heavier than fat
Muscle is heavier than fat
There! I said it! I have invoked the summoning ritual. :laugh: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.
Or in simpler more scientific terms... muscle has a higher density than fat.
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What about throwing babies in a pool
But that is when comparing a 10lb baby with a 10lb dumbbell
thank you for clearing that up for me,I would sure hate to be throwing babies in the pool improperly. Does anyone have a dumbbell I can borrow?:laugh: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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