About 50% of fat people in the U.S could actually be healthy

[Hotel Paper]

and you could be one of them!

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080812/ap_on_he_me/med_healthy_obesity

[kcshocker11]

Fat or healthy?

[DUShock]

RUN!

[ShockerFever]

Listen up ASM.. :clap:

[Awesome Sauce Malone]

Were you born retarded?

Or did you have to work really hard at it?

[ShockerFever]

Were you born retarded?

Or did you have to work really hard at it?

Did it really hurt that bad?

[RoyalShock]

Guys, please stop.

[shockandawe08]

Hey, how about that Michael Phelps?
Can you believe all the food he puts away? Good grief! And here I thought my 14-year-old son had a hollow leg. :)
Turns out he doesn't, though he does have a smart mouth (can't imagine where he gets that from ;-) ).
I was questioning aloud how Phelps could manage to maintain his physique, not to mention his speed and stamina, after seeing his eating habits. My son informed me, not so delicately, that Phelps probably maintains his weight best via the bathroom, in addition to his high calorie-burning workouts and conditioning, of course. :)
:roll: I knew this day would come...I think I've just lost him to his father. :shock: :cry: ... 8)

[rrshock]

So I am overweight by a few (30 or so) pounds. But my blood pressure is right where a skinny person's is. I don't know about the cholesterol, but I'm guessing it's high. So does that make me 1/2 healthy? How about 1/3 healthy? I was running for a while, then got too busy to keep it up. Guess I need to start it again.