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No offense, but could your weight be a factor as well? Your body-mass-index is in the "overweight" category while his is barely in the "normal" category.
by FooBarWidget 17y ago
No offense, but could your weight be a factor as well? Your body-mass-index is in the "overweight" category while his is barely in the "normal" category.
- smanek 17y agoHmm, it's possible. I'll gladly admit I need to lose about 20 pounds ... I can't really notice an extra 10 lbs (with clothes) on a frame my size, but maybe someone more observant can. I think you might be nitpicking a little though, my friend's BMI works out to 24.4 and mine comes to 25.0 (where 25.0 is the cutoff between 'normal' and 'overweight'). I don't really think me losing 1 lb and moving over to the 'normal' side of the line is a qualitative difference.