Thunder's PE Data Page Analysis

At 5.75 you are in the 6% of the “Current Size” category. This includes the latest measurement of the 253 members that have posted at least two entries in the PE Data Size page. If you compare yourself to the “Starting Size” category, which compares the first entry of all 455 users, you are in the 21% range. Also remember that the sizes listed on the PE Data page are considered to be BP. So if 5.75 is NBP, then you’d be much higher.

I didn’t see your stats in the chart so I’m not sure if 5.75 is your starting size. If so (and if that’s BP), you’d be above average compared to the other entries in the PE Data Page.

Thunder’s has over 7700 members and only 455 have entered their stats. Of those, only 253 have entered more than just their starting size. We need more members to enter their data to expand the database and establish better estimates. It only takes a few minutes and is a great way to keep track of your progress.

Since this analysis was performed, there has been over 5000 new members register and only 182 new participants entered their data into Size’s PE Data Page.

Come on guys, let’s all enter our starting and current stats in there. It’s a great place to keep track of your progress, and will enable us to have the definitive penis size survey.

Stevie

I already told them no data no gains, do I have to throw some in some severve shrinkage at the worst moment. I hate to play hard ball!

Thanks for analyzing the numbers stevie. I just entered my data of 3 lines there.

Steve,

Fantastic to see someone using the data for a helpful and interesting purpose. The change from start data to current data could be used someday to convince all the skeptics that this really does work.

Beaowulf,

Unfortunately, there is no guarantee that this data entry represents an average survey. Perhaps some guys in the smaller categories hold back entering, for obvious personal reasons. Like Steve pointed out, out of the total population, only somewhere on the order of 4% entered data.

Yup I think it’s time to bring out the big guns Dino! Everyone be warned, the Dick Fairy has turned hostile and is looking for victims. The only way to protect yourself is to enter you stats in the data page. :D

Thanks beenthere, it’s great that you entered more than one measurement. If you notice from the analysis, of the 455 participants only 253 had more than one entry. Without a beginning and current size, the data range is reduced and our average gain value suffers.

Yeah gprent, I always wonder how someone could think this doesn’t work when there are thousands of guys all around the world who never met that have gained. Truly amazes me. And hopefully the comforting and encouraging attitude most of our members have towards one another will help alleviate any reservations the smaller guys have about entering their stats.

Great work,stevie!Although I’m just a junior crewmember on this Starship Penile Enterprise,I’ll be entering my stats as they now and then again in three or four months’ time.It’s patience and consistency that’ll give us results,but it’s the numbers that’ll prove we’re not being totally delusional about it.:)
Now,let’s see where that data page is…

Cheers,
Yippee

Hey there Yippee, great to see you have entered you stats! Including you, 7 new participants entered their stats into the Data Page since yesterday. Let’s keep it up guys. Even if you’re already listed, then make sure your measurement is up to date.

Heya stevie,

Let’s hope a lot more guys record and update their stats.It’s great to see newbies doing it as well!It’s valuable info and it’s going to help everyone here in the long run.C’mon chaps!

Yippee

Stevie: I’m nearing my 6 month anniversary of PE, so when that comes around, I will start putting my data into the database. (Starting measure, 3 mos., 6 mos.

I have kept a log in the progress forum, though, so I don’t feel like a total leech here. ;-)

-Iggy

Good stuff, Iggy! Every new set of stats make for more accurate averages. I like your idea of 3 month measuring points. That should make your gains stand out more. Sometimes when I measure too often, the gains don’t seem as real because of the perceived slow progression.