The (statistical) Truth About Cock Size

Oh I see. Still does not equate. So there was 1.5 guys over 8.3 out of 300.how does this equate to the 1 out of 741 listed by the original poster?

If someone had the time and expertise, I am wondering what the gain analysis would show for data entered after this thread was started in January 2005:

Physiologic Indicators (PIs) to help growth!

Maybe add some time to give the thread time to gain popularity, or use the date it was promoted to "article" status.

Then there are these threads:

Warning! If you haven’t gotten improved erections:

Is LESS more, or is MORE more?

If we use the PI’s thread, (notice that now everyone knows what "PI’s" are?), and add about 6 months to the posting date, we are at 4 years since it was posted. I wonder if the number of 2 inch gainers took a big jump around 2007/2008, that would have given them 2 years of implementing the idea of PI’s into their PE. (Of course there are are factors like simply the number of guys doing PE, etc.)

The other two threads were posted in 2007 and 2009, along with some others detailing how to get gains by watching PI’s and EQ. If big gains take the time I think they do, (2-6 years), in my humble opinion, we have not had enough time to see if bigger gains are possible by using the current state of the art. Before 2005, many were basically over training, beating the crap out of their dicks. Even the current guys who have "more is more" work for them probably aren’t doing as much "more" as the guys were doing before 2005, because now they are paying more attention to their PI’s and EQ.

So if 3 inch gains are possible more frequently than a "freak occurrence" as I suspect, (remember this is just a suspicion, don’t think I am taking a super hard stance on this), then we haven’t had the 2-6 years needed to see.

I do believe there are people who can and have gained 3 inches. Just like there are elite athletes such as Lance Armstrong who can do remarkable things physically. Or such as a body builder can get to 25” arms.

However, what I said is I believe these are rare results only open to a few people who have the correct combination of physiology, determination and knowledge. I believe Bib who invented the Bib hanger is such a gainer.

In short I believe anyone who does PE can safely gain 1”, just as most people can lose body fat and get fitter. I think when you start getting towards 2-3” gains in length you are looking at people who in some manner are pre-disposed to gain of a physiological level and those who have dedicated a great deal of time to perfecting routines and techniques to gain. Just as an elite cyclist has to dedicate 6+ hours a day to training.

Most people can do things to avoid being fat. Some can get to an athletic level and then few are elite athletes, I believe the same logic follows with PE.

So having a 7.75” BP x 5.625” EG is what exactly? Is it 1 out of at least 50?

Your math is incorrect. You’re assuming there’s no correlation between length and thickness. There certainly is.

Some women exaggerate their partner’s penis size to keep their ego up. My ex once bragged my size as 10” (actually little over 8” nbp) to two of her friends and both of them replied their husband too was 10”. I am sure if she had told them my was size 12”, the size of their husband’s penis would have been increased 12” too. I rarely believe on girls for their ex-partners penis size.

Here’s a cool thread on lpsg. It shatters some myths about how big the really big dicks are.
http://www.lpsg .org/117329-the … ollar-club.html

Guys challenge each other over how many quarters they can fit across the length of their dick. The goal is to get 8, to make the two dollar club. Few make it. Only a very small number can get 9, and a lot of those were borderline. The guy who starts the thread frequently points out that guys claiming ten inches and up are totally absent from this. This is supposed to be a forum for hung guys in the first place, and mythical nine inchers and above don’t appear. Also, the width of a US quarter is 0.955 in.

I was in the sex toy store yesterday and noticed one of the realistic dongs advertised as 7” That’s about where I’m at so I picked it up and put it where mine would be and it was way bigger both in girth and length. I then held it up to one advertised as 8” They were within 1/4” of each other in length and girth, but clearly different molds. I’m guessing both were around 8.5” (NBPEL)
It made me think of something.
We as a community are obsessed enough with penis size that we regularly spend hours a day for several weeks to add 1/4” or so, and then more hours for another 1/4” and so on.
Women, manufacturers of sex toys and probably most men care about penis size, but clearly not as much. They might round to the inch up or down depending.
Scientists studying penis size will be more accurate,
but it’s interesting how posters on this thread debate on whether the study was bone pressed or non bone pressed. We are more methodical in our observations than scientists studying penis size.