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Are a lot of young adults more buff than a decade ago?

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    victor8600
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    beejee wrote: »
    Remember that double leg amputation you had 15 years ago?

    This is hilarious, you must try a career in the stand up comedy. Don't forget to bring a drum machine to make a sting sound
    Sting.png
    , or people won't know when to start laughing!

    Here is some stats for everyone else:

    * Average Irish male height (ages 20 to 49) : 177 cm (5 ft 9 1/2 in)
    * Average Irish male height (ages 20 to 29) : 179 cm (5 ft 10 1/2 in)

    Since the first stat also includes young people, it means that on average 20-29s are more than 2 cm taller than 30-49s.


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