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[Johnnythefox]

Your forearm and your foot are the same length. Try measuring the length of your forearm (from the crook of your elbow to your wrist) and compare it with the length of your foot. You'll be surprised that they are the same length.
(handy when buying shoes if you don't want to take your own off)

Take your jeans off and fasten them at the front, put the waist around your neck and they will meet at the back.
(I've done this when buying jeans as it saves a trip to the changing room)

 

[lost illusions]

Nope, forearm is longer

 

[Vegrau]

Mine are almost the same length. Interesting.

 

[Johnnythefox]

If you Google it there's plenty of info about body ratio's.

 

[Vegrau]

If you Google it there's plenty of info about body ratio's.

Regardless thanks for the info. I dont think I will ever google search it if uou never brought it up.

 

[Tyuiop]

I tried this(lol I'm bored):
foot length:23 cm
measurement from crook of elbow to wrist:22 cm
waist circumference:72 cm
neck circumference x 2: 66 cm
So it doesn't match exactly, the jeans thing might work for skinny people.

 

[Johnnythefox]

Did you know if you put your ear to a strangers leg you can hear them say:

What the fuck are you doing?

 

[therhydler]

This will be the last thing I think about before I ctb

 

[MsM3talGamer]

LOL, what a thread.

 

[ReadyasEver]

There's the old adage, if you double the length of your thumb, that's the length of your male appendage. No videos on checking the theory please.

 

[Johnnythefox]

Did you know?
Cabbages and humans share about 40-50% of their DNA. Humans even share some DNA with microscopic yeast! This is because all life on this planet has a common ancestor, that means that life is only known to have originated once and all stems from that!

Bacteria, Cabbages, even Elephants all have the same common ancestor if you go back in time far enough and there is a surprising amount of DNA, such as that between cabbages and humans, that remains little changed since they diverged from their common ancestor.

(Also, about 50% of human DNA is shared with bananas!)

 

[therhydler]

Did you know?
Cabbages and humans share about 40-50% of their DNA. Humans even share some DNA with microscopic yeast! This is because all life on this planet has a common ancestor, that means that life is only known to have originated once and all stems from that!

Bacteria, Cabbages, even Elephants all have the same common ancestor if you go back in time far enough and there is a surprising amount of DNA, such as that between cabbages and humans, that remains little changed since they diverged from their common ancestor.

(Also, about 50% of human DNA is shared with bananas!)

I wish I was born a cabbage

 

[Johnnythefox]

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