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Topic	At what height does a man stop being short?
pionear 03/24/22 6:51:56 PM #31:	wpot posted... I'm 6' 4" (OK, OK, 6' 3 3/4") so I look down on you as well. :) Anyways, I say it's regional. Most people aren't aware but people on the east coast are, on average, a couple inches shorter than 'upper midwesterners' for example. I flew to a conference with the New York DOT once and never felt like such a giant in my life. If you're less than 5' 11" in Minnesota you're kinda short. It might be 5' 9" in the east. I actually think it's the opposite...here in NYC you have a larger sample size of people (height, weight, race, etc) and along with all the Skyscrapers/Tall Buildings so I think most here wouldn't blink twice if they saw really tall people...I'm 6'3, but I also see several people taller than me on a daily basis <cite>pionear posted [p:963725479] in At what he... [t:79956894]...</cite> <quote>wpot posted... </cite> <quote>I'm 6' 4" (OK, OK, 6' 3 3/4") so I look down on you as well. :) Anyways, I say it's regional. Most people aren't aware but people on the east coast are, on average, a couple inches shorter than 'upper midwesterners' for example. I flew to a conference with the New York DOT once and never felt like such a giant in my life. If you're less than 5' 11" in Minnesota you're kinda short. It might be 5' 9" in the east.</quote> I actually think it's the opposite...here in NYC you have a larger sample size of people (height, weight, race, etc) and along with all the Skyscrapers/Tall Buildings so I think most here wouldn't blink twice if they saw really tall people...I'm 6'3, but I also see several people taller than me on a daily basis </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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