Current Events > In your opinion; what is the difference between fat and obese?

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Veggeta X 11/28/18 2:50:56 PM #1:	nt --- Don't like it? Don't watch it. It's that simple Square Enix Defense Force <cite>Veggeta X posted [p:913194195] in In your op... [t:77248550]...</cite> <quote>nt</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ArchiePeck 11/28/18 2:54:06 PM #2:	When it starts to affect general mobility. Are you breathing heavily and your knees hurt after a short walk? If so, you're probably obese rather than fat. <cite>ArchiePeck posted [p:913194367] in In your op... [t:77248550]...</cite> <quote>When it starts to affect general mobility. Are you breathing heavily and your knees hurt after a short walk? If so, you're probably obese rather than fat.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ZeldaMutant 11/28/18 2:56:22 PM #3:	Obese is defined as BMI>30. Fat would be Overweight, aka 30>BMI>25. For example, if someone 180cm(6ft) tall weights more than 100kg(220lbs), they're obese. --- 96065 <cite>ZeldaMutant posted [p:913194487] in In your op... [t:77248550]...</cite> <quote>Obese is defined as BMI>30. Fat would be Overweight, aka 30>BMI>25. For example, if someone 180cm(6ft) tall weights more than 100kg(220lbs), they're obese.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Veggeta X 11/28/18 2:57:39 PM #4:	Wtf... --- Don't like it? Don't watch it. It's that simple Square Enix Defense Force <cite>Veggeta X posted [p:913194542] in In your op... [t:77248550]...</cite> <quote>Wtf...</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ArchiePeck 11/28/18 2:58:47 PM #5:	ZeldaMutant posted... Obese is defined as BMI>30. Fat would be Overweight, aka 30>BMI>25. For example, if someone 180cm(6ft) tall weights more than 100kg(220lbs), they're obese. BMI assumes everyone has the same types of frame and musclemass, though, so it's fairly useless. There are plenty guys at the gym that would be defined as fat and obese that are most definitely not. <cite>ArchiePeck posted [p:913194593] in In your op... [t:77248550]...</cite> <quote><cite>ZeldaMutant posted...</cite> <quote>Obese is defined as BMI>30. Fat would be Overweight, aka 30>BMI>25. For example, if someone 180cm(6ft) tall weights more than 100kg(220lbs), they're obese.</quote> BMI assumes everyone has the same types of frame and musclemass, though, so it's fairly useless. There are plenty guys at the gym that would be defined as fat and obese that are most definitely not.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
averagejoel 11/28/18 2:59:55 PM #6:	"fat" is a colloquial term that is loosely defined. "obese" is a scientific category within "fat" with an explicit definition --- peanut butter and dick <cite>averagejoel posted [p:913194653] in In your op... [t:77248550]...</cite> <quote>"fat" is a colloquial term that is loosely defined. "obese" is a scientific category within "fat" with an explicit definition</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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