Aug 13, 2011 7:27 PM GMT

q1w2e3 saidThe whole point of the diagram is that some people are in more than 1 category. E.g. I would classify myself as slim a year ago, and getting in the slim/average intersection and almost making it to defined but not quite yet.Isn't that technically muscular though, since I'm at least "overweight" on the bmi chart, even though not every guy who's my weight can bench 300?
Some people are really muscular but more on the defined side rather than the truly ripped side. Some people I would describe as muscular but not necessarily defined.
Some categories don't intersect at all, e.g. overweight and defined.
Bullwinklemoos saidq1w2e3 saidThe whole point of the diagram is that some people are in more than 1 category. E.g. I would classify myself as slim a year ago, and getting in the slim/average intersection and almost making it to defined but not quite yet.Isn't that technically muscular though, since I'm at least "overweight" on the bmi chart, even though not every guy who's my weight can bench 300?
Some people are really muscular but more on the defined side rather than the truly ripped side. Some people I would describe as muscular but not necessarily defined.
Some categories don't intersect at all, e.g. overweight and defined.
Trollileo saidI think that overweight should be moved inside of stocky/beefy which should be moved to the northwest corner to be inclusive of just average and muscular.
q1w2e3 saidEasy. It's a Dodge, not a Honda.Bullwinklemoos saidq1w2e3 saidThe whole point of the diagram is that some people are in more than 1 category. E.g. I would classify myself as slim a year ago, and getting in the slim/average intersection and almost making it to defined but not quite yet.Isn't that technically muscular though, since I'm at least "overweight" on the bmi chart, even though not every guy who's my weight can bench 300?
Some people are really muscular but more on the defined side rather than the truly ripped side. Some people I would describe as muscular but not necessarily defined.
Some categories don't intersect at all, e.g. overweight and defined.
Lol, I'm not talking about BMI. I'm talking about "gestalt"--i.e. first word that comes to mind when you look at somebody.
Stocky/muscular is a much better term than overweight for you. ("Beefy" is such a bad term...)
BTW, how do you even fit in that car in your profile if you're 6'7"?