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Comments(594):
#255
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awesomenessdefined (09/26/2012) [-] It's more like Britain has 63.8% and the US has 74.1% atleast in 2007
#230
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residentdevil (09/26/2012) [-]
www.ic.nhs.uk/webfiles/publications/003_Health_Lifestyles/OPAD12/Statistics_on_Obesity_Physical_Activity_and_Diet_England_2012.pdf
page 6- "A greater proportion of men than women (42% compared with 32%) were classified as overweight in 2010"
that doesn't equal 63%....
page 6- "A greater proportion of men than women (42% compared with 32%) were classified as overweight in 2010"
that doesn't equal 63%....
#256 to #249
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blackleather (09/26/2012) [-] If that's how you rationalize it, you'll get the numbers wrong.
You shouldn't use anything other than exact numbers, or approximations that are as close to the exact as possible, to ensure proper and best results. Otherwise, you could risk screwing up the numbers.
You shouldn't use anything other than exact numbers, or approximations that are as close to the exact as possible, to ensure proper and best results. Otherwise, you could risk screwing up the numbers.
#229
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cancerousiguana (09/26/2012) [-] Guys, he used the British flag to label England because the statistic is all about whales.
#227
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groborg (09/26/2012) [-] England: 53 million inhabitants = 63% = 33.4 million obese inhabitants
USA: 314 million inhabitants = 64% = 201 million obese inhabitants.
Percentage my ass.
USA: 314 million inhabitants = 64% = 201 million obese inhabitants.
Percentage my ass.
#221
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Lambda ONLINE (09/26/2012) [-] Don't you hate it when you're taking a shit and it turns out to be a hand?
#218
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N. Korean citizen (09/26/2012) [-]
United States: 30.3%
United Kingdom: 23%
Canada: 14.3%
Japan: 3.2%
[url deleted] hea_obe-health-obesity
United Kingdom: 23%
Canada: 14.3%
Japan: 3.2%
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#267 to #265
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hybridboxll (09/26/2012) [-] If you were to eat 3,00 calories a day worth of lettuce you'd still get fat.
Moderation in quantity is pretty much all that's required to avoid getting fat (you'd need a balanced diet if you wanted to be healthy, but we're only talking about getting fat) as long as you're not eating absolute garbage.
Moderation in quantity is pretty much all that's required to avoid getting fat (you'd need a balanced diet if you wanted to be healthy, but we're only talking about getting fat) as long as you're not eating absolute garbage.
#271 to #267
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superunclesam (09/26/2012) [-] True, but it's hard to eat healthy in an unhealthy nation. The average person should eat up to just over 2000 calories a day, but if the food they're eating is garbage, they're body will be unhealthy anyway even if they eat a proper amount of calories.
#215
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manofbeardliness (09/26/2012) [-] Jesus Christ people. Why can't we get along, yes a shit ton of Americans are fat. Also a shit ton of people in the UK are fat (just a slightly less shit ton.) This is FUNNY Junk. Not my country or continent is better than yours junk. So please, lets cut the bullshit and just have an enjoyable time on FJ.
#213
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N. Korean citizen (09/26/2012) [-]
i don't think these are true
OP is clearly butt-hurt about something
OP is clearly butt-hurt about something
#210
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N. Korean citizen (09/26/2012) [-]
not defending england or anything but i don't think this is true
#199
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N. Korean citizen (09/26/2012) [-]
these statistics are garbage anyways because you are considered obese by your weight not by if your fat. I have a friend who ways like 250lbs about 5'8" but hes ripped as shit, but by the way these things are decided he is considered obese.
#205 to #199
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thepenname (09/26/2012) [-]
Yeah, I think the improvement of exercise sciences in addition to America's high-protein diet might account at least partly (though not a very large part) for the high "obesity" rate, which doesn't consider that some people are "overweight" on a BMI scale only because of a higher muscle mass. Though I'd say people are more often just plain fatter than they are buffer.
