Am I skinny normal or fat? - Page 6

If I was doing it just for women I'd do drop set curls and high rep bench with my legs up and maybe some shoulder work and chins. Its not like when i'm doing goodmornings i'm thinking when my hamstrings and and erector spinae get big i'm gonna get so much pussy.

GGGGGAAAAAHHHHHHH Who are these fukn idiots who show up in threads like this one.

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OP you are a bit of a chub, put down the cheetos and move your body some more, it isn't arugalaology.

What makes it worse for the OP is he has what seems to be one of those soft feminine body without any muscle.

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He misspelt arugula. But, the joke, as he meant it, was that weight loss is not such a complex concept that it would entail the specialized study of an edible salad green (in this case, arugula). Clever, really-- grammatically correct, or not.

mgm9128, your arguments are super gay.

OP, you should lose some weight.

Joe Cruz the Asian man?

This is pretty straight forward. Don't eat things you know are shit, don't drink your calories (slurpees, milkshakes, pop), get a gym membership (and actually use it). Cardio (swim, bike, run) 3x /week, lift weights 3x /week. Should see huge change by 6 month mark. Right now you're about as untoned as you could be, I honestly dont see muscle anywhere.

Could easily be Filipino. And, we don't know what his real name is, right?

Sorry about the spelling, we have a different name for arugula where I'm from we call it rocket or roquette. I was going for it's not rocket science.

you look fine, mebe some challenges there. I wouldn't order slimfit or a standard cut Bookster jacket, for example.
the standard measure for overweight is a BMI of 25 +
that's your weight n kilos dived by your height in metres squared. By that measure the majority of people in OECD countries are overweight, and a sig proportion are obese.

Even cleverer. We call it rocket sometimes as well, but I hadn't even though of that. What a delicious neologism. I hope you don't mind I use the term, myself.

You are so fucking wrong. I'm not one to get in the middle of an internet pissing match, but your cockiness will make it my pleasure to destroy you. Maybe to an artist (i.e: the person who made those sculptures) the ideal male body has not changed. But as far as society is concerned it has changed many times. There was a time around the 1800's when being slightly overweight was seen as an attractive trait; it meant you were wealthy enough to eat well. The whole six pack thing didn't come into play until fairly recently, it was a movement started with farmers and other laborers who worked hard and thus developed fit bodies. It has changed in women as well, look at the bombshell pinup girls of WWI and contrast them to models today, and what is currently seen as attractive. To say "ideals" haven't changed in thousands of years is just plain ignorant. However, that wasn't even the argument here. He was simply stating that with todays growing obesity rate in the states, the OP would probably be considered normal, comparatively. So, it would seem you are wrong. On both counts.