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[vulcan Retired ModeratorPE Gym EditorPEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close vulcan]

< still not there on girth

[gandalfw Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close gandalfw]

GIRTH * 5.7 % over 6" ( but only 2846 votes for girth( for length 3431 votes ))
Pre PE Girth - Thunder's Place Free Penis Enlargement Forums

[Pegasus AdministratorPE Gym EditorPEGym Hero ☺ Admin of the Month Mar 2015 Find all posts View Profile Close Pegasus]

It is no use collecting data from a penis enlargment site and comparing it to the general population.

Gandalfw I have pondered this question also and little research has been done on the correlation between length and girth.
There are certainly guys who are long and thin or short and thick, how many are both long and thick?
Having looked at some raw data sets, you may be about right when you say half the guys with 8" bpel have 6" girth.
if anything it would be less than half. Of course if length and girth were completely independent then it would be 5% odd.

[AmminsFirst Member Find all posts View Profile Close AmminsFirst]

How % of people have penis longer and thicker in both category 8> + 6> ( 9 + 5.9 no , 7.9 + 6.5 no only in both category)
For example
8>= 5 % - 100 man's = 5 with 8" - 1000 man's =50 ( I think about 50% with this length have more than 6" girth and - 25 in 1000 have this )
6>= 5 % - 100 man's = 5 with 6" - 1000 man's =50
In poll
first - 1+
second - 1-

According to mraverage.com, roughly 0.8% of men are at least 8" long and 1.1% have a girth of 6" or greater. So what's the probability of finding someone who's both longer than 8" AND thicker than 6"? For "AND Probabilities" we multiply the percentages, in this case 0.8% x 1.1% which equals to the ridiculously low percentage of 0.0088% = 88 guys in 1 million.

[gandalfw Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close gandalfw]

According to mraverage.com, roughly 0.8% of men are at least 8" long and 1.1% have a girth of 6" or greater. So what's the probability of finding someone who's both longer than 8" AND thicker than 6"? For "AND Probabilities" we multiply the percentages, in this case 0.8% x 1.1% which equals to the ridiculously low percentage of 0.0088% = 88 guys in 1 million.

But I think mraverage.com is NBPEL and we talk about BPEL !

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Mr. Average is BPEL.

[gandalfw Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close gandalfw]

Mr. Average - The true story about penis size, from a site that isn't trying to sell you anything.
Measuring of length was from the point at the base of the erect penis where the top of the penile shaft meets the pubic area to the tip of the glans
Black line (from pubic area )
Red line ( from pubic bone)
http://img256.imageshack.us/img256/1835/57712440.jpg

[NP97 Retired ModeratorPEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close NP97]

There is a picture on their site about how to measure. Check it out. Shows it as bone pressed.

[gandalfw Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close gandalfw]

There is a picture on their site about how to measure. Check it out. Shows it as bone pressed.

http://www.mraverage.com/measure.htm
I'M 8.70 IF MEASURE LIKE ON THIS PHOTO !

[UYN Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close UYN]

http://www.mraverage.com/measure.htm
I'M 8.70 IF MEASURE LIKE ON THIS PHOTO !

Congrats.

-UYN-

[Pegasus AdministratorPE Gym EditorPEGym Hero ☺ Admin of the Month Mar 2015 Find all posts View Profile Close Pegasus]

According to mraverage.com, roughly 0.8% of men are at least 8" long and 1.1% have a girth of 6" or greater. So what's the probability of finding someone who's both longer than 8" AND thicker than 6"? For "AND Probabilities" we multiply the percentages, in this case 0.8% x 1.1% which equals to the ridiculously low percentage of 0.0088% = 88 guys in 1 million.

This assumes that length and girth are completely independent which of course they are not.
If you have 8" length, there is a better than even money chance that you will be over average girth.

[redbear52 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close redbear52]

No you can't multiply the probabilities like that because you are not dealing with independent events. Long length and large girth are very frequently (although not always) observed concomitantly.

Observing much longer than average length greatly increases the probability of finding much larger than average girth.

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Yes redbear, the question is of course to what extent,and this can be hard to answer.

[AmminsFirst Member Find all posts View Profile Close AmminsFirst]

Please guys, that is a best guess scientific approach to a obviously very complex problem to which we do not possess anywhere near enough data to make a more educated guess. We (I am a doctor of hematology) often use such approach in medicine when calculating probabilities related to the success of bone marrow transplantation. We regrettably do not always get it right, but once again, it is all best guess based on the data at hand.

So to answer the OP's question with more accuracy, we would have to find a study that shows how the two variables (length and girth) interact and only then, through a number of other assumptions, attempt to extrapolate dy/dx in order to construct a differential equation that would help us get considerably closer to the truth. The whole truth, however, will always be anyone's guess.


Cheers,
AmminsFirst

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For the PE Data Site and Thunder's Place,initial length and initial girth were pretty strongly positively correlated, with a coefficient of correlation of + .63: Does Big Girth Kill Length Gains? - Thunder's Place Free Penis Enlargement Forums