Reply to: Key to a long life is a waist measuring less than half your height

[Dactylion]

Indeed. Proof that the whole survey is total tosh. If any were needed that is.

Well known that women are born lesbian or not. Though sleeping with me would turn their stomach. Probably.

FTFY

[vetran]

Well known that women are born lesbian or not. Though sleeping with me would turn them lesbian. Probably.

FTFY

[SueEllen]

Reckon I'm a goner.

Least you won't get dementia.

[BrilloPad]

hmm

Indeed. Proof that the whole survey is total tosh. If any were needed that is.

Well known that women are born lesbian or not. Though sleeping with me would turn them straight. Probably.

[Old Greg]

Reckon I'm a goner.

Still, you've had a good innings.

[mudskipper]

Reckon I'm a goner.

[mudskipper]

72 inches. What's that in real money?

Waist or height or both?

[Old Greg]

I can prove you are wrong. MF. Or is he the exception to the rule?

You have just proved I am right.

[BrilloPad]

Your waist measurement is half your IQ if that's any help.

I can prove you are wrong. MF. Or is he the exception to the rule?

[vetran]

According to the Department of Health and Human Services 69 per cent of American adults over the age of 20 are classified as overweight or obese and yet 75 per cent of America’s lesbian population falls into this category compared to half of the female population.
For gay men the results are the opposite. Heterosexual men are nearly twice as likely to be overweight as their straight counterparts.

hmm

[Old Greg]

Key to a long life is a waist measuring less than half your height - Telegraph

Shame that in MF's case it is roughly double.

Your waist measurement is half your IQ if that's any help.

[BrilloPad]

Not really news.

I disagree. Relative to this Lesbians aren't lesbians because they couldn't get a man. When will the myths about gay people finally die a death? - Telegraph it is news.

[Project Monkey]

72 inches. What's that in real money?

[VectraMan]

Get nagged and wish you had died younger?

I wonder if this movement towards healthier living and living longer just means we'll all die much more horrible deaths from nastier diseases.

[MyUserName]

Someone was telling me how sumo wrestlers are actually quite healthy, despite their weight. Something to do with eating a specific diet to gain weight but doing exercise as well, rather than the western way of getting fat through stuffing your face with crap whilst being too lazy to get up off the sofa.

I'm 47% BTW. Now what shall I do with my extra 20 years of life?

I would guess that this is to do with the differences between being fit/strong and being over weight. You can be very fit and very strong but still have a high level of body fat.

Although whether this is actually 'healthy' is a different question!