Can't fit economy - can't afford 1st

Probably can't afford first class cause he spent it all on super sizing
his McDonalds and eating Venti Mocha Lattes.

There is NO way this guy is tall. And even if his post were true 6'5"
and 250 IS FAT. You should be 200 at the most.

Start by taping your mouth shut. And maybe someday after riding the bus,
where you belong, you'll lose enough weight

wrote:
Probably can't afford first class cause he spent it all on super sizing
his McDonalds and eating Venti Mocha Lattes.

There is NO way this guy is tall. And even if his post were true 6'5"
and 250 IS FAT. You should be 200 at the most.

What if he is muscular. Above average weight doesn't always equate to
higher fat content.

Find you a very small travel
companion that will at least
pay there own fare & maybe
yours.

Find you a very small travel
companion that will at least
pay there own fare & maybe
yours.

There is NO way this guy is tall. And even if his post were true
6'5" and 250 IS FAT. You should be 200 at the most.

What if he is muscular. Above average weight doesn't always
equate to higher fat content.

Lou Ferigno, the television Hulk, was 6'5" and 275 at that time. Even
a web-tv bozo like gymdandy can see that he was hardly fat. Most
Americans are obese, but that does not preclude some Americans
from being tall and really muscular.


Pete

On Thu, 15 Jul 2004 15:13:30 GMT, "Casey"
wrote:

There is NO way this guy is tall. And even if his post were true
6'5" and 250 IS FAT. You should be 200 at the most.

What if he is muscular. Above average weight doesn't always
equate to higher fat content.

Lou Ferigno, the television Hulk, was 6'5" and 275 at that time. Even
a web-tv bozo like gymdandy can see that he was hardly fat. Most
Americans are obese, but that does not preclude some Americans
from being tall and really muscular.



I don't know that I'd say "most." "Lot's", sure, but not "most."

wrote:
There is NO way this guy is tall. And even if his post were true 6'5"
and 250 IS FAT. You should be 200 at the most.

6' 6.25", 250 pounds, and an hour in the gym three times weekly; and of
course that information doesn't begin to tell you what my bone size is.
It's SO nice to know that at least some members of this group haven't
missed out on Usent rudeness and stupidity.

James Boyk

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Angeles to Europe for concert bookings---or to the Eastern U.S., for
that matter---given that I don't fit in economy-class seats and can't
afford 1st-class?

(Please don't tell me about greater leg-room. That's good, but not
remotely the whole issue. I can't fit in the economy seats. I'm a bit
over 6'6" tall, my seated height above a rigid seat is over 41", and my
weight is 250. Not fat, just big. And as you know, the airlines have no
legal obligation to accommodate all comers. Actually, even 1st-class
seat backs are too low for neck & head support.

I haven't flown for five years, since an Eastern University flew me
there in First to give a lecture-recital and a seminar.


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