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ThatFlyShortGuy

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Height: 5'7

Location: Queens, NYC, United States

Joined: Apr 16, 2014

Posts: 392

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Re: Shoes with lifts built in?

Those are called elevators you big dummy lol. Not "shoes with lifts built in them". You are best off looking online. TallMenshoes has nice styles though you said you didn't like them. I would just check on ebay because I just did a search and found hundreds of good designs.

I personally wouldn't wear lifts and I'm an inch taller than you. I would be worried about that day when your shoes wore out or something happened where a shoe fell off. You would turn red. I know I would! I'd be very embarrased.

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Re: The best invention ever for short men Thread Starter

I came across this a few weeks ago and wanted to share this. For all of you who complain about altering pants or are too lazy to get it done, there is this group on Kickstarter who set up a campaign to fund their RipClips invention. Basically, it is a magnetic clip that automatically hems the pants your desired length by clipping the ends of the cuff to the inside of the pants. The result is a clean cut look that won't unfold and drag on the ground.

The campaign is over, but you can contact them at their website to order or check out their Kickstarter page. They raised $2000 more than their goal a few months ago, so the item should be in production. It doesn't automatically literally hem your pants, but you could use it for the purpose I just mentioned. Even if you got your pants hemmed, it is a great item to protect the bottom ends of your jeans.

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Re: Mini Cooper a good car for a short guy?

I like sports cars, so that would rule out any sedans. The smaller the better, but not too small.

Honda Civic LX (Leather/Sunroof)

Cadillac CTS Coupe

NIssan 350Z

Infinit G37 Coupe

The mini cooper looks girly to me. It's something about the body shape that I don't like, so I personally wouldn't get that. Most coupes are a little more expensive than their Sedan counterparts and the insurance will basically be higher, so you have to factor that in.

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Re: Comebacks for height insults. Thread Starter

I don't get a lot of height jokes, but I have a colleague at work who is two inches shorter than me and not a day goes by where someone doesn't insult him for his height. Whenever they insult him he just stays quiet and laughs it off, but I can tell he is uncomfortable.

Whenever someone sends a joke my way, I destroy them by sizing them up and picking out something they'd be insecure about. I'm not insecure for being short, but I bet the people who insult me when they do it assume so.

So what comebacks do you have and use? This should be a useful and comprehensive list.

Humor

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