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A house cat, 10 dozen large eggs and an average human brain



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Your weight loss =

1 pound = a Guinea Pig

1.5 pounds = a dozen Krispy Kreme glazed donuts

2 pounds = a rack of baby back ribs

3 pounds = an average human brain

4 pounds = an ostrich egg

5 pounds = a Chihuahua

6 pounds = a human skin

7.5 pounds = an average newborn

8 pounds = a human head

10 pounds= chemical additives an American consumes each year

11 pounds = an average housecat

12 pounds = a Bald Eagle

15 pounds = 10 dozen large eggs

16 pounds = a sperm whales brain

20 pounds = an automobile tire

23 pounds = amount of pizza an average American eats in a year

24 pounds = a 3-gallon tub of super premium ice cream

25 pounds = an average 2 year old

30 pounds = amount of cheese an average American eats in a year

33 pounds = a cinder block

36 pounds = a mid-size microwave

40 pounds = a 5-gallon bottle of Water or an average human leg

44 pounds = an elephants heart

50 pounds = a small bale of hay

55 pounds = a 5000 BTU air conditioner

60 pounds = an elephants penis

66 pounds = fats and oils an average American eats in a year

70 pounds = an Irish Setter

77 pounds = a gold brick

80 pounds = the Worlds Largest Ball of Tape

90 pounds = a newborn calf

100 pounds = a 2 month old horse

111 pounds = red meat an average American eats in a year

117 pounds = an average fashion model

118 pounds = the complete Encyclopedia Britannica

120 pounds = amount of trash you throw away in a month

130 pounds = a newborn giraffe

138 pounds = potatoes an average American eats in a year

140 pounds = refined sugar an average American eats in a year

144 pounds = an average adult woman

150 pounds = the complete Oxford English Dictionary

187 pounds = an average adult man

200 pounds = 2 Bloodhounds

235 pounds = Arnold Schwarzenegger

I found this on another thread and I wanted to do it here. So what have YOU lost?

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I've lost an average 2 year old, a housecat, an average human brain and an ostrich egg.

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Hmmm, let's see . . . 33 pounds, I've lost a cinder block. :glare:

Ok that's boring . . . I'm gonna break it up a bit.

10 pounds - Chemical additives an American consumes each year (UGH! That sounds awful! :lol:)

20 pounds - an automobile tire (not the one around my waist apparently :Dancing_biggrin:)

3 pounds - an average human brain (so that's where mine went! :lol: )

Fun thread!

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I have lost an elephants penis,

A sperm whales brain and

two dozen Krispy Kreme donuts.

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I've now lost a 2 month old horse and an ostrich egg. Woo hoo!!!

Ezma, could you imagine carrying around a Horse with you? Isn't that amazing.

I was thinking about lugging around a kid on one hip and a tire on the other and how TIRED I would be. No wonder it was so hard to walk up stairs, you know. Or walk to my car...

Wow.

Way to go, by the way.

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I've now lost a newborn calf, an average housecat, and an average human brain.

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