#1

Vintage Shaver
Seattle, WA
I think I'll stay at my current low altitude.

https://www.gq.com/story/leg-lengthening

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#2

Geezer
New Brunswick, Canada
Confused2  I could see doing that procedure on one leg, if it was significantly shorter than the other, but not both legs just to be taller.

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#3

Just Here for the Shaves
Williamsburg, KY
(09-15-2022, 11:35 PM)John Rose Wrote: Confused2  I could see doing that procedure on one leg, if it was significantly shorter than the other, but not both legs just to be taller.

John we have lived too long when I see stuff like this......

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#4

Administrator
Philadelphia, PA
6'2" with a spinal disease, where I should be 6'4"-6'5" if my spine was in normal health...I'll take it, I suppose!

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#5

How many razors can you use at one time?
Galveston
Indeed.  A fellow here in the Houston area was interviewed, and he said he essentially stayed in bed for 6 months and ate take out.  Being a "work from home-r" and spending more on this stuff than my wife and I spent on our first home..."insanity" is being both generous and kind.

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#6

Posting Freak
The guy in the story is still under 6’ so what’s the difference?  My son is 6’7” and now that he’s finished with competitive basketball I’m sure he’d happily donate 3 or 4 inches. Everything is a pita fro fitting clothes to air travel to hitting your head in everything.

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