so you know how tall people die faster

[Aeronaut 647]

do short people live longer because they have less cells to do an oopsie woopsie?

[ch4ncer 87]

Edited August 14, 2019 by ch4ncer

[BrandonBranderson 672]

Us tall people just keep dying faster because we keep hitting our head on low door frames.

[Defibrillator 132]

14 hours ago, Aeronaut said:

do short people live longer because they have less cells to do an oopsie woopsie?

 

[Eisena 86]

Tall people hit door frames too often

[LilyV3 323]

They usually get joint issues faster because there is more straint on them due to higher leverage

[ch4ncer 87]

Really ? That's odd, Im 6'4 myself, no joint issues whatsoever at my current age. My grandfather is lucky enough to be 84 and is literally an inch taller than me, no joint issues, surely he has some illnesses as any other elderly person would but no join issues. Oh yeah, to answer some more questions while im at it, no I dont have heart problems either, I also dont run out of breath quickly.

I am however *gifted* if you know what I mean, which is a fact you shouldn't just keep to yourself, especially when you're around your mom for example. :') 

Edited September 14, 2019 by ch4ncer

[Lammashta 12]

Or we kill ourselves after hearing one too many "How's the weather up there" jokes.

[ch4ncer 87]

16 hours ago, Lammashta said:

Or we kill ourselves after hearing one too many "How's the weather up there" jokes.

" How's the weather down there ? "

[BrandonBranderson 672]

On 9/2/2019 at 2:43 PM, ch4ncer said:

Really ? That's odd, Im 6'4 myself, no joint issues whatsoever at my current age.

6'4" here too, but having back problems at 24.  Entirely my fault though because I used to slouch all the time even though everyone told me not to.

[Nanometic 265]

Just slouch and stuff so you're not as tall then you die slower.

 

Duh.

[ch4ncer 87]

1 hour ago, BrandonBranderson said:

6'4" here too, but having back problems at 24.  Entirely my fault though because I used to slouch all the time even though everyone told me not to.

Had that too at a young age, 15 or 16 so I decided to start working out. Gym pretty much helped me really "open up" my ribcage and roll back my shoulders, haven't stopped ever since.

[Aeronaut 647]

3 hours ago, ch4ncer said:

Had that too at a young age, 15 or 16 so I decided to start working out. Gym pretty much helped me really "open up" my ribcage and roll back my shoulders, haven't stopped ever since.

i know another way to open up your ribcage

[LilyV3 323]

On ‎9‎/‎2‎/‎2019 at 8:43 PM, ch4ncer said:

Really ? That's odd, Im 6'4 myself, no joint issues whatsoever at my current age. My grandfather is lucky enough to be 84 and is literally an inch taller than me, no join issues, surely he has some illnesses as any other elderly person would but no join issues. Oh yeah, to answer some more questions while im at it, no I dont have heart problems either, I also dont run out of breath quickly.

I am however *gifted* if you know what I mean, which is a fact you shouldn't just keep to yourself, especially when you're around your mom for example. :') 

 

usually, doesn't means it happens for all. But yes building up muscles definitely helps supporting your bones and joints.

[ch4ncer 87]

On 9/13/2019 at 2:54 AM, Aeronaut said:

i know another way to open up your ribcage

really ? How.

[Eisena 86]

Breathing exercises

[KNickz 46]

daily reminder if ur under 6ft u will never have a gf

[Aeronaut 647]

On 9/23/2019 at 8:08 PM, KNickz said:

daily reminder if ur under 6ft u will never have a gf

fuck

[heelruby 66]

11 minutes ago, Aeronaut said:

fuck

they're lying no worries

[_chain 176]

i wish i was dead already. being tall doesn't help. i feel scammed

[AsgerLund 1271]

On 10/23/2019 at 9:21 PM, Aeronaut said:

fuck

The exception to the rule is if you have big hands.

[Aeronaut 647]

On 10/25/2019 at 9:27 AM, _chain said:

i wish i was dead already. being tall doesn't help. i feel scammed

hey dont say that

 

ill hire you to help me reach the top shelf when i go grocery shopping

[AsgerLund 1271]

I think I have asked this question before, but why is it okay to ask a high person to help get you something from the top shelf, but it's frowned upon to ask a midget to help you get something from the bottom shelf?

[Kevkof 806]

42 minutes ago, AsgerLund said:

I think I have asked this question before, but why is it okay to ask a high person to help get you something from the top shelf, but it's frowned upon to ask a midget to help you get something from the bottom shelf?

It usually depends on who's asking and especially how. 

[AsgerLund 1271]

47 minutes ago, Kevkof said:

It usually depends on who's asking and especially how. 

"Please Person McNugget, could you help me getting the family pack lube from the bottom shelf?"