I will explain my conclusions. On the one hand, it is true, by reviewing the types of cans, that the can with which the penis is compared is 33cl, not 50cl ( near 17 cms ). That can, correcting what I said earlier, measures exactly 14.5 cms in length. However, the calculation I did previously does not change anything. The can measures what the trunk of the penis, to which should be added the size of glans, which usually oscillate in about 4cms.
The hands of a girl of normal size, together cover about 14 cms, and these cover the entire body of Chris, so again we are about 18 or 18.5 total of penis.
On the other hand, if measured on the computer monitor, as you will see in the link comments below, it turns out that the can measures 10.3 cms. And the cock 13 cms. This, mathematically, is 18.3 cms., With very little margin of error. I pass the link, although it is in Spanish, for who can review the analyzes. If you have any doubts, I translate you. On the other hand, keep in mind that in the photo that shows unknownuserx, neither the penis is fully erect, nor the perspective is the same between the two objects. Anyway, unknownuserx is one of the few who here show solid evidence and strives to evaluate them. I congratulate you.
http://www.orgasmatrix.com/entrevista-chris-diamond/
For snakeabyte I also have a couple of comments. On the one hand, it is not the Czech version, but the Russian version (it is in Cyrillic alphabet). This packaging, if it is more than proven, I repeat, is not like the coke you compare, but it has 33 cl, so we have 14.5 cms. Never the 13.4 that you say, nor the 16.7 that measures the 50 cl that I commented before and that I have already rectified. You can evaluate what you want, but that penis in no case measures less than 18 cms (which would already be over 7 inches). Also, if we agree that Nacho is at least 7 inches tall, Chris will by no means have the same measure. What you do, with your analysis, in any case, and starting from an incorrect measurement, is a simple projection, but without mathematical calculations measurable verifiable.
