I'm in the purple, I didn't expect to be, Ive never measured my girth before, I'm supprised, 8" x 6".
Out of curiosity, people say that 6" is the average. How true is that, or is it just a way to make smaller people feel better? The reason I ask is, because in my limited experience (being straight), when dick size does come up in conversation, no one ever says that they are that size, its always above average.
I've never considered myself especially big because of this.
21 boys (including me) claim to be in the white. Do you all believe that?
21 boys (including me) claim to be in the white. Do you all believe that?
An increase in girth trumps a comparable increase in length. Compare an 8 inch long dick to a 6 inch of the same girth. The 8 inch is 33% larger in volume. Now compare an 8 inch girth dick to a 6 inch girth of the same length. The 8 inch is 78% larger in volume. Get it? That is why an 8 inch girth dick 7 inches long contains more volume than a 12 inch long dick with a girth of 6 inches. OK? The penis volume chart is correct. Fat dick rules!
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Get over it.
No. Volume is figured by multiplying the length by the cross sectional area. The area of a circle is Pi (3.14) times radius (one half diameter) times radius. That is the famous formula "Pi r squared". (Diameter is circumference divided by Pi.) That is why a 1 inch diameter pipe carries 4 times as much water as a 1/2 inch pipe. Euclid (a Greek of course) (probably trying to answer the question of who had the biggest dick) published his Geometry over 2 millenia ago.:smile:For volume wouldn't you multiply length times circumference? If so then a 9" in length and a 6" in girth would be smaller than a 7" in length and an 8" in girth. But a 12" in length and a 6" in girth would still have a higher volume than a 7" in length and a 8" in girth.
No. Volume is figured by multiplying the length by the cross sectional area. The area of a circle is Pi (3.14) times radius (one half diameter) times radius. That is the famous formula "Pi r squared". (Diameter is circumference divided by Pi.) That is why a 1 inch diameter pipe carries 4 times as much water as a 1/2 inch pipe. Euclid (a Greek of course) (probably trying to answer the question of who had the biggest dick) published his Geometry over 2 millenia ago.:smile:
Then the volume calculation will over estimate. To get a true volume use the water displacement method discussed earlier in the thread. It will give you a weight, too. Also can be used for the nutsack or total package:smile:I see what you're saying, that makes sense. But what if the circumference isn't a perfect circular shape?
I think a man needs enough length to get his dickhead beyond a woman's cervix into the vagina's fornix and enough girth to render the question, "Are you in yet?", unnecessary. :wink: :biggrin1:I'm in the blue. That settles it, I'm going to be an exhibitionist at the next big party.
I wonder what the perfect length/girth is for a given volume. If you had to keep the same volume would you give up some length for more girth, or girth for more length, or stay the same?