The military had a weight requirement. A quite senior enlisted man, who was among the top in his rating, was evaluated by his division officers every year, and given top grades. But he was, as most men, slowly gaining weight over time. His early evals, during this focussed attention on weight, started with his height at 5’8". After 20 years, he had magically grown to 6’5", to keep his HWP within allowed guidelines.
RAGs about 3 years ago
“I’m not overweight, I’m undertall.”
allen@home about 3 years ago
I’m not over weight. Just big boned.
sevaar777 about 3 years ago
Try attaching alot of helium balloons to your body…
Imagine about 3 years ago
Too short for his weight.
dflak about 3 years ago
I put on a whole pound as a result of yesterday’s gluttonous display. It should go away in a couple of days.
[Traveler] Premium Member about 3 years ago
And the talking scale says "one at a time, please "
sandpiper about 3 years ago
Say, Fella. Take a break. I’ve about reached my limit.
MuddyUSA Premium Member about 3 years ago
Remove the towel and one leg.
Pickled Pete about 3 years ago
NoSleepTil_BKLYN about 3 years ago
I could due with another foot (or 2.5 ft.) in height!
Smitman56 about 3 years ago
I need to realign the “0” mark to 30, but it won’t go that far.
Teto85 Premium Member about 3 years ago
For men their waist must be 1/2 their height or smaller to avoid the description of “obese.”
drycurt about 3 years ago
The military had a weight requirement. A quite senior enlisted man, who was among the top in his rating, was evaluated by his division officers every year, and given top grades. But he was, as most men, slowly gaining weight over time. His early evals, during this focussed attention on weight, started with his height at 5’8". After 20 years, he had magically grown to 6’5", to keep his HWP within allowed guidelines.
Bill D. Kat Premium Member about 3 years ago
“I’m not overweight. I’m just nine inches too short.” – Shelley Winters