And while I perfectly expect joke answers, this is also a serious question.
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Submitted 1 year ago by fmstrat@lemmy.nowsci.com to nostupidquestions@lemmy.world
And while I perfectly expect joke answers, this is also a serious question.
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About the time they start walking.
Once they’re standing up, they’re tall.
While they’re still laying down, they’re long.
As a man, I don’t believe I’ve ever stopped measuring by length.
I have dick like a baby, 10-pounds of dangling fury.
I’m just imagining a grown man standing there, then you takes off your towel, and instead of a dick, you have a conjoined infant baby dangling from your crotch. Attatched by the head to your crotch. Clearly only aged until age 3 months old, meanwhile the adult half of you is 34 years old.
Scientists can’t figure out if they love or hate you.
“That is too big for a tumor. Hou’re going to die.”
And at what age do boys start to measure length again?
Usually around 12-15
It depends… length of what part?
they are the same thing, this is just a matter of when they are able to stand up to measure them while standing vs while lying, I think
around 2 years old I guess
This would make sense
when they can stand it
He gets measured and weighed.
Height length width and weight
Funny and factually correct.
??? not a joke answer - what is the difference between length and height?
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Orientation.
Gravity surely?
So the answer is “if/when they come out”?
I guess that answers it then - when humans start walking instead of crawling
dgmib@lemmy.world 1 year ago
The same time you stop measuring age in months.