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Lives not worth living

Ohio9 · 2020-04-15 19:13:21

I'm 6ft0.5 and everyone at work is towering over me 6ft2 - 6ft9. Did some research and it seems that literally everywhere the royal families are superior height. Meaning = I am predetermined to be a plebian forever. There was a visit of the shareholders recently and of course they're all 6ft4 and above and I look like a…

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#32 17-04-2020 2:26am
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#33 23-04-2020 2:57pm
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Even our prime minister Leo is 6ft4. All the proof you need. Don't even need to leave the country.

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#34 23-04-2020 3:14pm
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Paityn Thundering Priest wrote: »

Live tall: die young (a life not worth living).

Men of height 175.3 cm (not very tall) or less lived an average of 4.95 years longer than those of height over 175.3 cm.
While men of height 170.2 cm or less (which is very short) lived 7.46 years longer than those of at least 182.9 cm

You do realise you lose height as you get older? Some of my friends fathers were still taller than me when I was fully grown in my 20's.:D

When they reached their late 60's onwards they all ended up much smaller in height than myself, @5.11. I'm expecting the same process to happen to me! :pac:

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