Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tall people = back problems

In your dreams b ! Tch. Short people- ankle problems

DP. No need to be so aggressive. PP wasn't attacking people. Also, I've never heard of that being an issue.

Anonymous wrote:Men pick fights with tall guys. I don’t know why.

My husband is 6’5” and says this too. Maybe it’s different if you’re built like a bouncer.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Men pick fights with tall guys. I don’t know why.

It’s generally a Napoleon complex thing.

+1

Anonymous wrote:I'm 6'4 and have trouble when I wear my Speedo because my penis is so large.

It’s probably not as large as you believe it is. And I really doubt you know how to use it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They don't live as long.

Such a stupid generalization.

And well founded.

Anonymous wrote:I'm 6'4 and have trouble when I wear my Speedo because my penis is so large.

You poor thing!!

I'm 6'4 and have trouble when I wear my Speedo because my penis is so large.

Anonymous wrote:Men pick fights with tall guys. I don’t know why.

It’s generally a Napoleon complex thing.

Anonymous wrote:Men pick fights with tall guys. I don’t know why.

I was just thinking about James Comey. I saw him in person one time, he is 6'8. There was a story that upon meeting Trump, he was trying to blend into the drapes and hunch so that Trump would not zero in on him. He knew the psychology and that his height would set him off.

I’m around 6’ 3”, been tall since my teenage years. It always kept me out of trouble even though I’m not at all tough. Guys are like dogs or other animals, assess the size of the other and decide whether you want to take it on. Usually the answer is no.

I think tall people die younger than short people though. My uneducated guess is that a bigger body is more of a strain on the organs, the heart and circulation in particular. I don’t expect to live to a ripe old age. Ideally you want a good power-to-weight ratio, something big people don’t have.

Anonymous wrote:They don't live as long.

Such a stupid generalization.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tall people = back problems

In your dreams b ! Tch. Short people- ankle problems

I don't know about the ankle problems of short people but I have two friends who are 6'6 and 6'4, unrelated and BOTH have lower back problems. It is a known fact that taller people with longer spines have more pressure on those lower vertebrae.

But how nice of you to do some name calling and childish reactions, as if this were Jerry Springer or something. How quaint.

Anonymous wrote:They don't live as long.

What? Really?

Men pick fights with tall guys. I don’t know why.

They don't live as long.