Are "little people" little?

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Mighty_Joe: Watching the reality show "The Littliest Groom" tonight I was wondering if midgets are small in dick size?

 

[jonb]

There's about a .138 correlation, meaning that midgets are slightly smaller, but this can only be predicted about 2% (The square of the correlation coefficient is the percent prediction.)

 

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Mighty_Joe: Huh?

 

[Pecker]

I think he said, "Yes."

 

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WAHOOWAH: [quote author=jonb link=board=meetgreet;num=1077594438;start=0#1 date=02/24/04 at 13:26:42]There's about a .138 correlation, meaning that midgets are slightly smaller, but this can only be predicted about 2% (The square of the correlation coefficient is the percent prediction.)[/quote]

can you elaborate on how you found this? thanks

 

[Pecker]

I can reply somewhat from an observer's standpoint.

When I was a teen there was a family in the area that was about 50/50 large and small - dwarfism was on the father's side. They had 5 children, three of them boys, two of which were small people.

The boys were around my age and were part of the summertime gang of baseball, hanging out and skinnydipping. I remember the 'little' ones being proportionally packaged (if somewhat large compared to their size but not outlandishly).

Pecker

I know a guy who always has sex on his mind and once a month, just like clockwork, he gets a nosebleed.

 

[jonb]

[quote author=WAHOOWAH link=board=meetgreet;num=1077594438;start=0#4 date=02/24/04 at 20:58:07]

can you elaborate on how you found this?  thanks[/quote]
Standard factor analysis of the site erectionphotos.com

 

[jonb]

[quote author=Pecker link=board=meetgreet;num=1077594438;start=0#3 date=02/24/04 at 17:10:42]I think he said, "Yes."[/quote]
Actually, what I said was 'yes, but not significantly'. 2% prediction isn't much.

 

[jonb]

Oh, here's a study in Florence which correlated it more strongly with height and weight:

http://tinyurl.com/32u8h

 

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Ineligible: It's interesting that the abstract says "the penile dimensions are highly correlated with height and weight" (my emphasis). I must try to get a copy of the full text of that article to see what they mean by "highly".