>fat guy shaming fatter guys

Based on BMI i'm right around obese.

Fat as fuck for sure. The top end of "normal" is 210#.

whats your bodyfat %?

Im 95 lbs to help fight obesity

I have no idea what it is now. I played college football - was around 290 LBs most of the time and my Bodyfat was 19-22% which was pretty low for my position group.

I imagine i'm mid to high teens now, i've lost a good chunk of weight, but not as muscular as before.

>when you find out the brain cancer was real

So day one of our vacation there I wen't on that ride, and realize that the "locker room" has an entrance to the ride at the front of the LONG wait time line (you wait in line by slowly crawling thought hogwarts castle, the locker room is at the heart of the building right next to the ride), while the other side has the exit of the ride, so that you can reclaim your backpack or w/e after you ride a ride. so i thought, hey wats stopping me from going from the exit right back to the front of the line? o they'll recognize me. and call me out. So on day 2 i packed 2 different hats and 2 different shirts. waited in line, put shit in a locker, rode the ride. changed hat/shirt, rode it again. changed hat/shirt, rode it again, changed back to OG outfit, rode it a fourth time. its normally a 45-60 min wait time, i waited once and rode it 4 times in an hour.

consider yourself loopholed Universal

This post was edited by thesnipa on May 11 2018 08:39am

Im rooting for the ass cancer

the irony here of course is that those rides being made to accommodate larger people makes it harder to accommodate children. its not easy to design a ride seat that can fit a 400 lb adult, go upside down, and also contain a small child.

so adults are literally excluding children who the park was made for. i've been on that ride, it has a height requirement thats the biggest for any ride in that HP universe park. they also had to put a set of seats at the front of the line so fat people can test them before they enter the line.