Shoe Size vs. Length

Originally posted by steve319@Jun 26 2005, 04:09 AM
Nope. None of those formulas work for me. I'm in the tall with big feet, big hands, and mostly average cock group. :)

I suspect there IS no accurate physical predictor.

And hey, guys, is anyone else in that limbo land between size 13 and 14 shoes? 13 is too small, 14 a bit too big. *sigh* Most shoe manufacturers stop doing half sizes after 13, so those of us with 13 1/2 or 14 1/2 feet are out of luck.

Ummm....I guess that's pretty off topic, huh?

Carry on!
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HAHAH!! It is sooo funny that you mentioned that! Ever since I was in highschool I had that problem. 13 can sometimes be to small and 14 seems way to big.

Its funny how you think your the only one who goes through these things only to find out that your not alone :D
 
Originally posted by alleyblu@Jun 28 2005, 08:00 AM
Ever since I was in highschool I had that problem. 13 can sometimes be to small and 14 seems way to big.
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I've always been fascinated by people that seem to be able to wear a consistent shoe size, even to the point of a particular half-size. Perhaps because I have feet that are a bit oddly-shaped, I find that I require anything from a (US) size 14 to a 16 to get a comfortable fit, according to the brand and style of the shoe. This is actually particulary troublesome for someone with large feet, as more often than not the shoes I want are not in stock, and have to be ordered, or bought mail order, with uncertainty about what size I need to order.
 
Originally posted by alleyblu@Jun 28 2005, 11:00 AM
Its funny how you think your the only one who goes through these things only to find out that your not alone :D
That's so much the thing I'm finding so rewarding about the LPSG--the discovery that the things you think make you a total misfit are more common than we expect.

You guys are the best. :)
 
Originally posted by ericbear+Jun 29 2005, 10:51 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(ericbear &#064; Jun 29 2005, 10:51 PM)</div><div class='quotemain'><!--QuoteBegin-alleyblu@Jun 28 2005, 08:00 AM
Ever since I was in highschool I had that problem. 13 can sometimes be to small and 14 seems way to big.
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I&#39;ve always been fascinated by people that seem to be able to wear a consistent shoe size, even to the point of a particular half-size. Perhaps because I have feet that are a bit oddly-shaped, I find that I require anything from a (US) size 14 to a 16 to get a comfortable fit, according to the brand and style of the shoe. This is actually particulary troublesome for someone with large feet, as more often than not the shoes I want are not in stock, and have to be ordered, or bought mail order, with uncertainty about what size I need to order.
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Ericbear:

I always have to special order my shoes so, for me, its another reason I am thankful for the internet. What you said describes my exact same situation. Shoe stores RARELY have size 16 in stock.

Regarding the formula, it doesn&#39;t work for me. 16+5=21/2=10.5 WRONG&#33;&#33;&#33;

Sharps-Rifle
 
I remember this week when the girls in middle school went around asking all the guys in gym class their shoe sizes... Sadly, many of us didn&#39;t know what was going on, me included. Ah, the joys of public education.

(13+5)/2= 9 <---about .5 inches off, so, not that bad as far as an estimation goes.
 
This subject, AAAAAAGGGGAAAAAIIIIINNNNNN???&#33;?&#33;?&#33;?&#33;?&#33;?

[Turns around and huffs off.

mumbles.

Comes back.]

Now wait, that would mean...
Nope.
Still an inch off.

10+5=15/2=7.5

I&#39;m 8.5.

New twist, though. Caught my interest.

We need logarhythmic formulas for guys like Donk.
Er sumthin.
 
Isn&#39;t there one for girth? Let&#39;s get a complete set of formulae :p

I have wide feet though...and a wide/thick dick...my feet are actually not that long but are wide...and so I qualify for a size 10 that way.
 
Originally posted by redsoxrock86@Jun 21 2005, 11:03 PM
I heard online once that the relationship between your shoe size and ur dick length is (Shoe Size+5)divided by 2. It doesn&#39;t work for me, but I was wondering if it worked for anyone else.

It doesn&#39;t work for me either, but I had a high school friend who wore size 14 shoes and had a dick that must have been at least 14 inches long. He became a Speedo wearing member of his college swim team. I had a frat brother who was similarly endowed and he was also a Speedo wearing member of our swim team. I have often wondered if there is a correlation between dick size and swimmers. Do they become swimmers just to show their dicks in their tighty Speedos?
 
. . . . I have often wondered if there is a correlation between dick size and swimmers. Do they become swimmers just to show their dicks in their tighty Speedos?
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There are such a few "legitimate" means of showing in our society, dufus, and swimmers in Speedos is one of them, so maybe you&#39;re on to something there. The wrestlers&#39;, soccor players&#39;, and relay racers&#39; crotches are others that come to mind, too. &#39;Ain&#39;t sports grand :evilgrin:
 
cubano_en_ny: These formulas don&#39;t work. Neither does the height...

I&#39;m 5&#39;11, wear 12 shoes and have close to a 10" dick.

Do the math
 
Originally posted by cubano_en_ny@Jul 6 2005, 02:39 AM
These formulas don&#39;t work. Neither does the height...

I&#39;m 5&#39;11, wear 12 shoes and have close to a 10" dick.

Do the math
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Will do as soon as I catch my breath, cubano :wow:
 
there&#39;s very little comparison of fingers, nose, feet with the size of the penis. I&#39;ve know 6&#39;5 size 14&#39;s with about 3 inches and a 5&#39; 2" size 5 with 7 inches.

You do see short people with small features across the board (everything is small) as much as big men with big features (everything is big) but you see small people with big feet and noses, tall people with small feet and noses so don&#39;t try to guess.
 
Krueger: You know, different countries have different numbers for the same sizes. I wonder which sizing system works best in this formula. Certainly not European.... "Florian, wie gross sind deine Schuhe?" "36"