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joshbaskins
SNL mocks shorter men (again)
100% cringe. |
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joshbaskins
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What an update! The new site looks phenomenal!
100% in agreement. It feels like a completely different website. More reputable, intuitive and professional. |
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CorporateGuy
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Started by
brazilianlad
Fighting taller and heavier men.
Hi everyone. Like I said on my previous thread, I am short, 5'5, due to a few years of corticosteroid overuse. Something that keeps bugging me, is the fact that everyone assumes that a taller man will always beat the short one. Especially since I was not meant to be short, and I still haven't made peace with it, I often see myself wondering how much does height matter in a fight. My reach is very short, now I know that this was all caused by corticosteroids. I have a 5'4 inches wingspan. Or 162 cm. The thing that haunts me the most, is imagining getting beat up by a taller guy, in front of a girlfriend or significant other of mine. Hence why so many women say height makes them feel safe. I started working out recently and intend to take martial arts classes very seriously. I am very interested in boxing, muay thai and jiu-jitsu. Do you guys have any real example, like something you have seen, about a short guy easily beating up a much taller and heavier guy. In my case, I think my maximum weight, being muscular and athletic, will be about 175 lbs - 79 kg. I still wish my physical development wasn't stolen from me, I blame my stupid mother to this day, it would be awesome being 5'10 - 6'0 and over and bulky, like Fedor Emelianenko, Mark Hunt etc, but I can't change the past. What do you think about all of this? Thank you and sorry for any grammar mistakes. |
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AndyB
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Tall men are more likely to cheat - New York Post
"It’s often said that women look for partners that are tall, dark and handsome. But research has revealed that if your man is on the tall side, he is more likely to be unfaithful." You can read the article here. Not that a study was needed to confirm this |
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ShortyDooWop
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"Just how tall are you now?" - Charles Bronson asks after fight.
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ShortyDooWop
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Actor decides to get leg lengthening. Says lead actors have to be 5'8.
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Buncome
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If men change their appearance, they're vein?
Man undergoes LL to go from 5'3 to 5'9.
Woman undergoes cosmetic dental surgery to change the shape of her face and perfect her smile.
Why the difference in feedback?
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Buncome
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The struggle of a shorter man hitting the gym
Can you relate? LOL. You all know the struggle... |
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Buncome
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Dunkin' celebrates "Short King Spring" with new beverage
Looks like we're getting some love! |
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jaguar1010
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What age did you stop caring about how others your perceived height?
For the older guys here, at what age did you stop caring about your height if you ever did? |
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Started by
CorporateGuy
Charles I of England was 5'4
Known best for building up the English navy and for putting England on the path to civil war. He was 5'4. |
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CorporateGuy
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Started by
shortteacher
Alexander the Great was 5'6
I've read that he was anywhere from 5'5-5'7 which might have been average for his time, but certainly short for today. |
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CorporateGuy
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He asks how many shots to forget he is 5'3?
Even at this height, I don't think he is in an impossible situation. |
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CorporateGuy
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Fellow short brothers. Where do you buy your suits?
Nice to see this site up and running again. My favorite suit places are as follows:
Indochino is my favorite because of price, quality and the friendliness of the staff. I live in NYC, so heading to their showroom is easy as pie. The prices of the places I mentioned runs the gamut though with Astor begin pretty pricey. You get what you pay for though! Express has mass manufactured clothing, but I love thier styles and can get jackets and pants tailored if need be. I'm just curious to know where you all purchase your suits and why you prefer those places. |
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CorporateGuy
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Started by
OverTheEdge
A reflection on Kent from Kent TV
Kent was really going through it in this video. I hope he is seeing better days here in the present. Confidence usually comes from past successes, but some of us have to fake it until we make it. |
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thepostman
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Men don't deal with body image issues according to her.
Just be tall. So simple! |
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thepostman
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