Tick Tock…
Cross Published on FatBloggers
Its a beautiful spring day and I am sitting on my a$$ cruising the internets. So it seems ironic that I come across The Death Clock.
Even as I approach the 100 lb. benchmark on my journey to a lesser me; changing the way I eat and move, The Death Clock marches on. According to its calculations I have about 32 years, the ’sudden stop’ will occur on April 18, 2040. Just as I expected; I might have my student loans paid off by then.
Enough of the gloom, lets put the happy spin on this. As with most things ‘weight related’ the Death Clock is using the BMI to gauge my overall health, but it cannot conceive that someone would have a BMI of over 45. Well I did, my starting BMI was 52! Since the clock only calculates at 45, by knocking the last 45 lbs off, I have also added 5 years to my life.
So, after I knock the remaining 70 lbs off this shrinking body I will add a whopping TWO years to my life. Marking time until April 2042, at the age of 72. I still don’t like it.
I only have one thing to say to that… CARPE DIEM! (I gotta get started on my ‘before I die list”)
Filed under: Diet, Exercise, Transformation
Looks like I’m going to kick the bucket in May of 2055 at the age of 85. Too young. That’s it. I’m going on the Subway diet.
Hmmm…I think this thing is completely bogus. I tried running it several times with the exact same criteria and got death years anywhere from 2015 (eek!) to 2063.
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I wouldn’t put much stock in BMI. It has been discredited by some. By their calculations, Kobe Bryant would be overweight. I saw where the data of pro athletes was entered in an they were obese. Shaq was shown to be morbidly obese.