BMI would definitely be an issue for many lifters.
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I am a bigger guy 300+ lbs and I fit just fine into a normal seat.
You have to be really large or a fucking load not to fit into a seat on a plane.
If I canāt get first class, I will just buy the entire row because I donāt want some blob bleeding over on to me through the seat divider.
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Same here at 280. I fit just fine.
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Remember when plus-sized meant Anna Nicole Smith: 140 pounds when she was a Playboy Playmate ā considered revolutionary in the early 90s because she wasnāt āskinny.ā
Can we at least call it plus-plus-plus sized since āobeseā is hate speech now?
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No.
I donāt bend the knee to language Nazis.
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How tall are yaāll? 6ā5ā?
More like infinity-size.
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6ā3 on most days. I think gravity is starting to shrink me a bit though.
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We should hang out. Iām 6ā4 and 260 and always wanted to be āthe skinny oneā
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I am 6ā1. Gained a little height after my spinal fusion.
@loppar @Bauber @cyclonengineer
So when you guys competing in a strongman comp?
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Does she lift???
Never.
I am old and broken.
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Yeah, every time she moves itās a high intensity training session.
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Iām with you here, if someone is fat theyāre fat. If thatās offensive for fat people they can eat less and hit the gym.
I may sometimes use āfattieā if I want to soften the blow but thatās about it.
Isnāt obese a medical term anyway?
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I would use the word ābigā
Big is too non-specific.
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Miss Chunderflanks.
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How about jumbotron