[ SECRET POST #3034 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3034 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

He is so smart i think his height is 6ft 2inch probably

idk why, but this is the comment that really got me. Like, was the part about him being smart supposed to be a separate thought? Or do they think that people who are smart must be tall?

[(Anonymous)]

Actually...height has been linked to intelligence.

I would imagine that nutrition plays a role there though.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, but I reckon the perception is more likely to go the other way. Like, folks will think you're a stupid/immature child if you're short, but we don't assume that a clever man is Hemsworth-sized.

[solticisekf]

It has been linked to a higher income, haven't heard about intelligence, which is difficult to measure.
Sometimes I wonder how tall people manage to sleep in a standard bed. I'm not tall and sometimes I wish for a bed longer than 2m.

[lb_lee]

I presume they have to curl up. (I'm not tall, but that's what I had to do when we slept in a herbalist's trailer, with a very small bed.) Must be a pain.

I used to always want to be really tall. Then I actually got to know some tall people and realized how INCONVENIENT it is. It's handy to be economy-sized!

--Rogan

[solticisekf]

It is! Easier to get by a plain or even a car. Though short people have difficulties with finding the right car too. A dash could be too high or the pedals too far from the seat.

[lb_lee]

Yeah, really short people have a rough go. (One of my healthcare team in Ohio was like 4'6, I think. She once complained about how all the clothes she could fit in were for like, twelve-year-olds.) Once you're outside the accepted range, you're kinda hosed.

--Rogan

[solticisekf]

Yeah, I need to cut all my jeans and I'm a bit taller than 4'6.

[(Anonymous)]

Yes,

I'm 5'2" and I own a mini-cooper for a reason. I like being able to see over the dash/hood of the car! (For some reason, that there is a method to my madness seems to escape a lot of people when they just see cute, quirky and fast car.)

[solticisekf]

5'2 high five! Me too.

[(Anonymous)]

In the US (and perhaps elsewhere?) there is such a thing as an Extra Long Twin bed, which is 80 inches (just over 2 meters) long - same length as a Queen or a King but not as wide. All of the beds in the dorms at my college were extra long twins, which necessitated me getting new bedsheets of that size that I had no use for after college.

[(Anonymous)]

I am just under 6 ft. and when I got my first bed as an adult (not one that I used as a teen/young adult) I decided I wanted a queen size mattress so I could stretch out.

[solticisekf]

At least ypu can use the pillowcases))

[(Anonymous)]

My boyfriend sprawls all of his limbs out as much as he can. He literally monopolizes the entire bed. (He's 6'2)

[solticisekf]

That's quite tall!

[(Anonymous)]

Different sense of 'smart' surely? More 'good-looking' than 'clever'?