I think he meant his avatar, and he's right on that account. Anyway, off with his head.Jungledoc wrote:Yeah. And he called Ironman ugly. Away with him.
%BF by Waist Circumference
Moderators: Ironman, Jungledoc, parth, stuward, jethrof



LMFAO!
Utterly hilarious! What is this guy 12 or something? "uh yea and he's a big ugly poopyhead too!" lol what a moron. He's in desperate need of a spell check too. It also might be nice if one would lube up before anal raping the English language.
I smoked a lot of pot back then, but yea I do still remember playing D&D.
Is this guy channeling the dumb jock character from a bad 80's movie? WTF?!
Yea, sheep are lousy conversationalists...fool I don't even have to say $h1t and I still get some..
I guess I probably should ban him. Flaming is against the rules. Usually I like to warn people, but this is kind of trolling, and he has contributed nothing. He also seems to show nothing but contempt for the site. He is also a cancerous tumor on the anus of humanity. So I suppose that's ban-worthy.
- ApolytonGP
- Advanced Member
- Posts: 1122
- Joined: Tue Nov 17, 2009 1:44 am
I don't understand what's wrong with the shaved cat. It's kind of funny because it is shaved, and it has a funny look on it's face.
Do some people not like cats? Or is it having a lion cut disturbing to some people?
I really don't understand. There are certain things I don't understand. Like for example, many social conventions I only know in terms of when X happens execute program Y. Program Y consists of things one says and/or does which I memorized. So I can appear normal, however I don't have any understanding of it. I know it's because people feel a certain way about whatever the situation is, but I don't feel that way or see any reason why someone would. So I can only train myself to react appropriately, but I am not able to understand it.
Another example would be that a certain behavior might be considered rude. When I see someone doing it, I don't care because I don't understand what is wrong with it. It makes no sense. So I take no offense, I don't care. However I do know that other people are likely to take offense and may dislike that person. I don't know why, but I do know it is so.
So it could just be one of those things.
Do some people not like cats? Or is it having a lion cut disturbing to some people?
I really don't understand. There are certain things I don't understand. Like for example, many social conventions I only know in terms of when X happens execute program Y. Program Y consists of things one says and/or does which I memorized. So I can appear normal, however I don't have any understanding of it. I know it's because people feel a certain way about whatever the situation is, but I don't feel that way or see any reason why someone would. So I can only train myself to react appropriately, but I am not able to understand it.
Another example would be that a certain behavior might be considered rude. When I see someone doing it, I don't care because I don't understand what is wrong with it. It makes no sense. So I take no offense, I don't care. However I do know that other people are likely to take offense and may dislike that person. I don't know why, but I do know it is so.
So it could just be one of those things.
Sorry for reviving a dead thread, but finding out my BF% was useful for me. I had a DEXA done to find out my bone density and, as bonus, was informed of my BF%. Turns out it was < 4%. I had no idea I was so close to having a dangerously low BF level, and I've been eating a lot more since then.Jungledoc wrote:I asked the question earlier, and maybe it just sounded like I was being my usual sarcastic self, and didn't sound like a serious question. I really don't understand the utility of BF measurement. What difference does it make?
I just assumed I was at ~10% +/- 2-3% because pictures of bodybuilders who have < 5% BF always have giant bulging veins, incredibly well defined muscles, etc., and I didn't see that in myself when I looked in the mirror. I guess all that pre-contest stuff bodybuilders do makes more of a difference than I thought.
I compete in a sport where performance is heavily dependent on strength:weight ratio (climbing), so I still try to keep my weight down, but my performance has improved tremendously since letting my weight go up a bit (as have my numbers in the gym, although I don't really care about those).
As you say, there are other ways I could have found out that I was at a sub-optimal weight, but getting a BF measurement is easy, so why not?