I found a useful site that can measure your BMI and show your result on a chart. I'm very curious to see which BMI you guys have and if you're in good shape or not. So please share your results.

Here's mine:


link to the calculator: https://www.smartbmicalculator.com/
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https://www.smartbmicalculator.com/result.html?unit=1&hf=6&hi=0&wl=169&us=0&ua=20&ue=0&gl=170&di=0

https://www.smartbmicalculator.com/_html/drop/rbch_02225.png

ok I have to do a cata spazz-out.

"feet" "inches" "pounds" goodbye to this website forever. IDC if it even offers metric system, if it offers stupid system by default I'm not using it.

My BMI is 18

inaccurate, doesn't take into account multiple things.

It isn't inaccurate. Whether a certain BMI is healthy or not is debatable, but that isn't the same as whether the result is accurate or not.

https://www.smartbmicalculator.com/_html/drop/rbch_03023.png

My BMI is 23.

Having 23 BMI almost definitely means I am a healthy weight. Mudderducker's comment is wrong, 23 is my BMI. It's completely accurate.

What it isn't is completely precise at deciding if someone is a healthy weight or not. Body builders tend to have high BMI's, but are not overweight whereas someone who weighed the same amount but was less muscular would be.

Edited 9/3/2018 15:32:49

It was 16.27 on July 24

around 20 here

https://www.smartbmicalculator.com/_html/drop/rbch_01012.png

Big ole 20

16.3, @juq: the stupid system is more used

Edited 9/3/2018 19:20:24

The imperial system is really only used in USA, some minor countries like Myanmar and Liberia, and in UK, although it's only some measurements used by the older generations.

Do ya'll really call a Quarter Pounder a Royale with cheese?

' in UK, although it's only some measurements used by the older generations'

Almost everyone knows them although F isn't popular for temperature

Metric is boring but I understand the necessity of standardizing it in the sciences. Imperial is more comfortable for every day use. Ex. 100 F is HOT but won't kill you, and miles just sounds better than 'kilometers', yards of course are superior to both feet and meters.

83

The law of this land says you should be dead

F is used as body temperature for most commonwealth countries (at least where i live), as for the uk, maybe something like stones are less used than before, but other than that no, I would say my english and scot friends knows the imperial units fairly well (much better than i am).

Edited 9/4/2018 15:39:26

Rankine scale is truly superior