6'3" and 155 lbs.

If I lost any weight, I'd be dead.

5'8 and 117. I know this because these are the measurements that just disqualified me for participation in a medical study.

Where do you go for medical study info? i'm looking into it.

Is it true that sometimes MRE's become "Meals Refusing to Exit"?

I'll find out, I guess.

I'm roughly 5'11" 160lbs. I gained about 20 pounds when i entered college so now I actually look like a normal person.

I just found the ads in the local help wanted.

I now require the fire department to lift me with an orca harness in order to go get groceries.

OH MY QUACK, LOOK WHO IT IS!?

MadQuack has the novelty of Tupac.

I've lost weight, but that's not a good thing -- was almost up to 160lb..6'. I fear I'm below 150 now. I need to eat more..I need to get back to the gym, and I need to de-stress.

Don't call me to come help.

If stress made me lose weight, I'd be a lean, mean, wookiee machine!

But it doesn't. It makes me hungry...

damn, this is depressing

Yes, the gum included in them has laxative properties for this reason.

First Strike Meals > MRE's

Don't FSRs have the military hotpocket things?

I think so. The one I got didn't, but I heart some of my buddies saying something about it.

They don't really have a "Meal" in them. I think the idea behind it is a bodybuilder's diet where you eat 5-6 small meals a day. They have about that many Small meals in them, but not a main course like MRE's have.

But it's a little under the amount of calories that 3 MRE's combined have and about the same amount of Protein/Carbohydrates, Except it's all in one package.

They don't have any of the luxury **** that MRE's have. Like the little Tobasco bottle(:(), Matches, Toilet paper, or anything else in that little bag each MRE has. They don't have the heater, either.
Apparently higher decided not enough joes were using the heater to justify the cost of putting it in FSR's.

But all in all, they're completely better than MRE's. They taste a HELL of a lot better, too.

Wow, most of you guys are really skinny bastards.

I'm 6'1" and 215 at the moment, mostly due to a year of inactivity and lots of beer. With the exception of a bit of a gut, I don't consider myself fat. Not a Greek god, but at the same time not a porker.

I've started running/biking regularly (4-5 times a week) and I'll add lifting in a couple of weeks. Hoping to lose 20-30 pounds in the next 6 months or so.

I'm afraid all the alcohol I'm going to drink when I get back home will make me fat

5'10 - 135 lbs

I skinny. Hopefully college will put some pounds on me

Only for the fatties.

6' 198 lbs. Down from 225 lbs. on April 18th. I'd have probably lost more in that time if I didn't like the sauce so much :saddowns:

I run 3.5 miles 3 times a week (today... not when I started) and I do 20 mins of exercise bike, and some stairmaster if I'm still feeling energetic. I limit myself to roughly 1500 calories a day, which caused my food budget to drop from about $40 every 2 weeks to $25. But oh how I miss the milk and cookies :saddowns:

Perhaps you should consider not drinking it, then. Or, if you must, stick with straight liquor. I hear whiskey is the most healthy of them all. Or should I say, least unhealthy.

I thought that was a myth.

I weigh 153kg and am 189cm tall

Its easy to lose weight all you have to do is live in europe. Smoking and walking everywhere for the win!!

And where the **** have you been?

6 foot 2 inches, 180 lbs.

This doesn't seem to apply to a great number of Europeans...

It used to be, but the most recent gum is loaded with caffeine. In the old MREs soldiers had to rely on the crackers and flat bread to clear out their system (well, and today, I suppose).

Fattyface