how long is your pecker? inb4 bird

[SgtDaemon]

513 cm is 5.13 meters

ayy lmao

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[hillkill]

5 1/2", 5.5" girth

[·:Taboo:·]

your richard's a cube?

[hillkill]

your richard's a cube?

yes

[Dionysusan]

yes

taboo doesnt fully grasp the concept of what a snake is

be patient with him

[Foxscotch]

first of all

your richard's a cube?

and second

5 1/2", 5.5" girth

why did you use fraction for one and a decimal point for the other

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[$trinick]

5 1/2", 5.5" girth

It's a shame that this isn't a cube. To get the width from this you actually need to divide by pi, so you're 5.5 inches long and 1.75 inches wide.

[Path]

7.3 inches long

haven't attempted to measure girth

[·:Taboo:·]

first of all

It's a shame that this isn't a cube. To get the width from this you actually need to divide by pi, so you're 5.5 inches long and 1.75 inches wide.

sorry i don't obsess over richard size enough to know the technical terms ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[$trinick]

sorry i don't obsess over richard size enough to know the technical terms ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

It's got very little to do with richards, it's actually basic geometry. You know, 2*pi*r and pi*r²? Using the commutative property of multiplication you can figure out that 2*pi*r is the same as (2*r)*pi, and 2*r is the same as diameter, which is how wide a cylinder is. So you get pi*diameter = circumference (girth), and use some basic algebra to get circumference/pi = diameter.

And they said you'd never use this stuff in real life.

[Foxscotch]

sorry i don't obsess over richard size enough to know the technical terms ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

lol girth is not a term specific to richards

[·:Taboo:·]

use the word girth in a serious context and just see what happens

[XR-7]

Why are we doing this? Like really...

[·:Taboo:·]

trinick posted a weirdly in-depth study on average richard sizes; he is hell bent on asserting his mediocrity