SpiralFlex
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What are YOUR top 3 stress relievers? 
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Junk food. Really...?
Yup
I'm making the most of my teenage years. The years where I can eat like a beast, and still be skinny. Once my metabolism slows down, I'll need to completely change my diet or i'll be at risk of reaching 50kgs D:
Besides, eating distracts me from most of my stress...
This.
What's wrong with reaching 50Kgs? It means you can donate blood.Yup
I'm making the most of my teenage years. The years where I can eat like a beast, and still be skinny. Once my metabolism slows down, I'll need to completely change my diet or i'll be at risk of reaching 50kgs D:
Besides, eating distracts me from most of my stress...
Being 160cm tall, I think reaching 50 would make me not only short, but fat. I refuse to be short and fat D:
Besides, i'd rather be underweight than over...
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Chocolate + music =
And the occasional tetris game.
And the occasional tetris game.
50 kg is not fat for 160cm. It is probably the lower end of normal weight. It's not fat at all.
I'd rather be a normal weight and healthy rather than underweight or overweight.
Tetris!Chocolate + music =
And the occasional tetris game.
According to http://www.nhlbisupport.com/bmi/bmi-m.htm, 50kg is within the normal weight range for that height
Whoa... just realised how unhealthy I am
My BMI is 17.6 and apparently <18.5 is considered underweight. Shit. Maybe I should gain a little weight.It isn't really that much of an indication, my BMI is 15.5 according to that.According to http://www.nhlbisupport.com/bmi/bmi-m.htm, 50kg is within the normal weight range for that height
Whoa... just realised how unhealthy I am
Stress relievers? Definitely kicking back and relaxing while watching cricket, gotta love it.
That's American and BMI's aren't always accurate because it doesn't take into account lifestyle factors and other stuff. Yeah, I think you should gain some weight but don't do it by pigging out.According to http://www.nhlbisupport.com/bmi/bmi-m.htm, 50kg is within the normal weight range for that height
Whoa... just realised how unhealthy I am
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Yeah, don't rely on BMI. I don't consider myself severely underweight, but my BMI of 14.3 would argue otherwise.According to http://www.nhlbisupport.com/bmi/bmi-m.htm, 50kg is within the normal weight range for that height
Whoa... just realised how unhealthy I am
Does Australia have a different BMI thingo then? :/ So lost...
LOL. I'm only going to pig out while my metabolism allows me to. As soon as it slows down, i'll stop eating like a monster :]
I'm not sure but the recommendations could be different from Australia because of lifestyle factors.
whoooaaaa. If you don't mind me asking, how much do you weigh?
Found an Australian one, it produced the same result
http://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/bhcv2/bhcsite.nsf/pages/bmi
I heard the HSC makes you gain weight :O
So... by the end of the HSC I wont be surprised if I reach 50