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Originally posted by C Elegans:
<STRONG>The metric system is not European, it's international.

18.3 I'm a little underweight </STRONG>

I disagree. It was invented by a Frenchman.

Originally posted by Gruntboy:
<STRONG>I disagree. It was invented by a Frenchman. </STRONG>

Thank you Grunt

(I'll eat Yshanias cake anyway - it's delicious, and I'm a fast metaboliser so it's difficult for me to gain weight even if I want to.)

Originally posted by Vivien:
<STRONG>20.67782

Hmm..but these numbers mean nothing, right? They are just another way to say we're all great </STRONG>

Body-Mass Index is a useful statistic for assessing populations and individuals. My wife often uses it in her work, along with many other physical measures of her subjects. There is a strong correlation between high BMI and certain health problems, but it is a statistical correlation, not a certainty.

@Weasel: My wife has been calculating my BMI for years, usually with an accompanying "tsk, tsk”. I don't need you to start harping on me too....

Originally posted by Gwalchmai:
<STRONG>

@Weasel: My wife has been calculating my BMI for years, usually with an accompanying "tsk, tsk”. I don't need you to start harping on me too.... </STRONG>

LMAO


I have to do something...all I hear around here is talk about Bon bons and large cream cake.

Ok. *Throws CE a large steak and a bowl of porridge*

Does not go that well together but with a glass of orange juice you should absorb all the iron, those proteins will fuel the muscles, and the complex carbohydrates should give you slow release energy necessary for sustained exercise

Originally posted by Weasel:
<STRONG>LMAO


I have to do something...all I hear around here is talk about Bon bons and large cream cake. </STRONG>

Ah, I see. Just doing a little communicating, hummm?

Well, in the spirit of Weasel's signature, I would like to sell off some of my BMI to those who need it more than I. For the low, low price of $19.99, you can go up a whole point in BMI! Act Now! Supplies are limited!

Originally posted by Yshania:
<STRONG>Ok. *Throws CE a large steak and a bowl of porridge*

Does not go that well together but with a glass of orange juice you should absorb all the iron, those proteins will fuel the muscles, and the complex carbohydrates should give you slow release energy necessary for sustained exercise </STRONG>

A recalculation showed that I'm not underweight after all, I just made an error in the transformation between kg and lbs. My correct BMI would be something like 19.5

But I still need to gain some of the muscle mass I've lost the last year - so I'll have the steak and porridge anyway - I'm always hungry Thanks Ysh

Normal. Well, that's a relief.

Originally posted by fable:
<STRONG>Normal. Well, that's a relief. </STRONG>

Must be nice for you to be normal in at least one aspect, fable

Originally posted by C Elegans:
<STRONG>A recalculation showed that I'm not underweight after all, I just made an error in the transformation between kg and lbs. My correct BMI would be something like 19.5</STRONG>

Darn! I thought I might have my first customer!

I'm at 28.4534

I feel so fat

Originally posted by Silur:
<STRONG> I just had a look at the javascript... It converts the feet+inches to meters and the pounds to kilograms before calculating the result

The formula is: weight(kg) / [height(m)]^2

New revised data: 21,7013888888888888888888888888889

@Sleep: Suppressing information, are we </STRONG>

Yep...I'll give everyone an example using the "metric BMI formula"...:

I'm 1.83 m tall...
My weight is 76 kgs...

1.Now take my length 1.83 and multiply it with itself i.e 1.83x1.83 = 3.3489

2.Now take my weight "76" and divide it by the number I aquired by multiplying my length with itself i.e 76/3.3489 = 22.694019

See...it's not that hard...

19.891

25.5

Better keep on running!