The chart below is the standard BMI Cart according to the medical establishment. Your weight and BMI might place you in the category of "morbidly" obese. But since we are all happy gainers here at Gainer Web, then we don't like that word "morbid" so we prefer the word "massive" instead, because we are all cheerful and happy fatties here! There is nothing "morbid" about us! Also we love the word "obese" because it does sound kind of sassy in defiance of the social norms set by society in general.
16 and 18
19 and 25
26 and 29
30 and 34
35 and 39
40 and 49
50 and 59
60 and over
Obese or Obesity Class II
Morbidly Obese or Obesity Class IV
Morbidly Obese or Obesity Class V
Since the chart above is the one used by the medical establishment, we can just ignore it and use the next chart below instead. What is considered obese by the medical establishment is merely chubby by our standards, because we are happy gainers here. So instead, use the chart below to find out where you're at by our upwardly revised and more liberalized standards.
That is, according to all of us happy fatties here at Gainer Web! Ha! Ha!
16 and 18
19 and 25
26 and 29
30 and 34
35 and 39
40 and 49
50 and 59
60 and 69
80 and 89
90 and 99
Now, isn't this chart much better? Instead of using the term "morbid" to describe obesity, it's much nicer to use the word "massive" instead. Also, for us happy gainers, there is no such thing as being too fat. The fatter the better! This chart is a lot more fun!
OK! Now let's see if you can break the following records.
The heaviest male on record was Jon Brower Minnoch (1941-1983) of
Bainbridge Island, Washington. He was 6 ft 1 in tall and weighed
over 1400 pounds, BMI 185!
The heaviest female on record was Carol Yager (1960-1994) of
Flint, Michigan. She was only 5 ft 7 in tall and she weighed
over 1600 pounds! BMI 251!!!
Aw! Come on guys! Can't we do better than that???