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stepping on the scale today be like

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@NyQuil
@MetalheadPenguinsFan

The fact that Zuckerberg is 5'7'' 155 pisses me off

how can I lose 12.9 pounds fast?
 
As much as I wanted the Chiefs to lose the Super Bowl, I would like to admit that I was cheering for the wrong team.

Nothing against the Eagles, but holy shit are their fans annoying and whiny.
 
"Eat less ice cream tubby"

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Well the ice cream I mentioned is 140 calories. So stop whining about how I shouldn't be eating junk food.

"NO MORE ICE CREAM NO MORE CAKE FATTY"

I don't eat cake. Ice cream again 140 cal.

I am far under 2000 cal

what the f***? where is this mass coming from?
 
If you're saying I should watch what I eat and not follow strict analytics of keeping under 2000 cal then f*** it I give up

Now if you excuse me I got some Kirkland ice cream bars to wolf down
 
Go to Costco, full pizza nearly 3000 cal

But it's 10 dollars.

The trick you see is to eat 2 slices per meal.
 
If you're saying I should watch what I eat and not follow strict analytics of keeping under 2000 cal then f*** it I give up

Now if you excuse me I got some Kirkland ice cream bars to wolf down

2000 cal/day is the guideline, but is it actually the same for all different body types?

I'm 6'5" and 240 pounds, there's no way we passively burn the same amount of calories in a day.
 
The Harris-Benedict formula is a relatively simple process in which a person multiplies their basal metabolic rate (BMR) by their average daily activity level.

BMR is the number of calories a person burns by simply existing. BMR varies based on age, sex, size, and genetics. To calculate BMR, a person uses inches for height, pounds for weight, and years for age in the following formulas:

For men: 66 + (6.2 x weight) + (12.7 x height) – (6.76 x age)
For women: 655.1 + (4.35 x weight) + (4.7 x height) – (4.7 x age)
The results of the BMR calculation are then used to multiply against the average daily activity of the person. Points are awarded based on how active a person is.

Points for activity levels are as follows:

1.2 points for a person who does little to no exercise
1.37 points for a slightly active person who does light exercise 1–3 days a week
1.55 points for a moderately active person who performs moderate exercise 3–5 days a week
1.725 points for a very active person who exercises hard 6–7 days a week
1.9 points for an extra active person who either has a physically demanding job or has a particularly challenging exercise routine
When the BMR is calculated and the activities points are determined, the two scores are multiplied. The total is the number of calories burned on an average day.

For example, to calculate how many calories a 37-year-old, 6-foot-tall, and 170-pound man who is moderately active burns, the formula would look like:

(66 + (6.2 x 170) + (12.7 x 72) – (6.76 x 37)) x 1.55 = 2,766 calories/day
 
If I weighed 240 id look like ol tubby

But also you are much taller than me

Curse my short stature
 


"training camp has been one of the most requested features in Madden"

Are you sure about that every off season I Sim anything not related to the draft or free agency
 
NBA 2k : add up to 6 new teams into the league and set their division

Madden : move your team anywhere. New feature!
 
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