6'5" or greater yet < 200 lbs appreciation thread.

[shirlene29]

^^ well put

 

[bigbassturd]

And you figured that out by looking at people and their physique?

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you have half a heartbeart to drop the fuckin attitude

 

[caligirl85]

Longer bones, the same mass of muscle has to be stretched across the elongated volume. Muscles don't appear as large. It's common sense, dude. I, at 6'1" 250 appear less muscular than a 5'7" man with the same LBM and body fat %.

Common sense is not very.....wait for it......common.

 

[bigbassturd]

Cali noodz are the only thing that can save this thread

 

[cindylou]

Lol

 

[miplank]

Lololol

 

[WoodyO]

This is not a joking matter

 

[redguru]

Cali noodz are the only thing that can save this thread

Woah, we are in agreement?

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[ChrisUlrich]

You're comparing a 6'1" dude to a 5'7" dude? Both 200lbs and equal body fat? Of course the shorter dude will be bigger, he has more muscle. A taller guy has to be heavier, but that's all. Not more muscle. That's obvious. But all things equal except the actual weight of the individual? Genetic makeup is what seperates those two more.

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[-SD-]

You're comparing a 6'1" dude to a 5'7" dude? Both 200lbs and equal body fat? Of course the shorter dude will be bigger, he has more muscle. A taller guy has to be heavier, but that's all. Not more muscle. That's obvious. But all things equal except the actual weight of the individual? Genetic makeup is what seperates those two more.

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Who the fuck mopped this guy before i had a chance?