Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35857643)

I'm not sure that BMI is that effective at measuring obesity ,quite a few sports people would be classed as obese according to their BMI.

Originally Posted by S_james (Post 35857650)

There is a away of measuring bmi using height and waist size that is a very good indicator of body fat.

If you have a small waist/belly and are heavier than average for your height it's probably muscle. If you have a large waist/belly and are heavier than average for your height you're probably fat.

Of course physical activity and diet is also a concern when measuring bmi!

Originally Posted by S_james (Post 35857599)

I work a lot, I can find the time to go for walks, bike rides everyday.

Originally Posted by mrmistoffelees (Post 35857638)

Where have I lied?

I'd be very very very careful about what you post next.

i'm quite happy to provide proof of what I've said to one of the moderators who can verify to you if required.

You my friend are guilty of libel.

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35857654)

Can you define a lot because I've done between 300 and 330 hours a month since a colleague and friend died in April and I'm fit for nothing at the end of each day let alone a bike ride



Calm down, the obvious answer is how can anyone on benefits with no children afford to smoke and be obese

Originally Posted by S_james (Post 35857657)

What's the relevance of your friend/colleague dying? Or do you think you're the only person to have lost a friend/colleague/loved one so it should be mentioned when talking about walking 2 miles? An you working 11 hours a day does not fit your posting history!!

Originally Posted by S_james (Post 35857657)

What's the relevance of your friend/colleague dying? Or do you think you're the only person to have lost a friend/colleague/loved one so it should be mentioned when talking about walking 2 miles? An you working 11 hours a day does not fit your posting history!!

Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35857659)

i think his point is that going out for runs and walks after work is very much dependant on your job and family life,it's not as simple as you make out

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35857662)

Do you deliberately misinterprete people's posts, the relevance is I'm covering the dead man's work and it fits entirely with my posting history if I post from work, as I am now

Originally Posted by S_james (Post 35857663)

It is as simple as I make out,

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Why are you working 77hours plus a week? What is the name of the company that employs you? You lose a worker for whatever reason you replace them, why hasn't your company sought the services of a temp? What kind of company increases demand on a colleague at a time of loss? This does not make sense.

As far as I'm aware we do not live in Corbyns Britian , we live in a free market!

Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 35857669)

Because a temp can't do my job, they lack the skills and the company don't force me to do anything I'm not happy to do for between 12 and 14 hours a day, so it's not as simple as you make it.

Originally Posted by S_james (Post 35857663)

It is as simple as I make out,[COLOR="Silver"]

Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35857672)

Really ?? i work a very physically demanding job in construction ,i am self employed,i suffer from severe Rheumatoid Arthritis and when i finish work i do not have the strength left to go out running ,i am not a smoker and nor am i obese or overweight in any way .It really isn't as simple as you are making out

Originally Posted by S_james (Post 35857670)

So no temp in the country can do your job? Lolol. Some temps have 20+ years experience in there fields but choose to temp because they've made enough money to no longer need to work regular hours.