Hey guys!
For my 21st Birthday on July 7th I want to lose weight... go on a diet whatever it takes....
This probably isn't the right place for this or something but.... I went to www.thebiggestloserclub.com and found out this info.... My BMI is 36.2 and my target BMI is 24... also I have a daily calorie intake of
1,715... now I am trying to eat right so that it will just be 1,715 calories a day... I don't know how to do this for 6 meals a day.... do any of you have any suggestions on meal ideas... I have an abs diet book but I was wondering if there was a site or something that would randomly pick meals for you with recipes... with everything adding up to my desired calorie intake... probably just a stupid question but whatever... thanks for the help!

You might be better off shooting for 2000 cals a day, getting five 400 calorie meals consisting of approximately 40% protein, 40% carbs, and 20% fat (ie. 30g protein, 30g carbs, 15g fat). Make sure you get a LOT of veggies (you can never eat too many veggies) and enough water (half your weight in oz).

Add in 3 full body workouts per week, such as M-W-F, T-TH-SAT, or whatever works, so long as you have at least a day of rest between each lift. Do a bit of cardio on your non-lift days (anything that gets your heart rate up, really).

That's an ultra simplified version of it all, but those are the very basics to getting in shape in a healthful manner. There's no trick to it, you've just got to do it right and do it for a long time. The results are more than worth it, though!

I was wondering if there was a site or something that would randomly pick meals for you with recipes... with everything adding up to my desired calorie intake...
There's a Feeling Great menu at World's Healthiest Foods, but it's lower in calories than you should be aiming for.

http://www.whfoods.com/new7day.php

If you're willing to pay for it, there's ediets.
http://www.ediets.com/
Your meal plan is created just for you, based on the information in your personal profile. We use your Body Mass Index (BMI) to determine the healthy weight for your height. If you want to maintain your weight, your meal plan delivers balanced nutrition and the right amount of calories to keep your weight stable. If you need to lose weight, your daily calories will deliver balanced nutrition and help you to lose 1 to 2 pounds per week without compromising lean body mass or energy.