Long lasting as fuck too
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Uh, yes?
That's like the worldwide average.
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Charlemagne was a dopey little five-footer.
Charlemagne's tomb was opened in 1861 by scientists who reconstructed his skeleton and measured it at 1.92 metres (6 ft 4 in)
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IIRC, the short Napoleon was his grandnephew, Napoleon III.
The register of the fortress Ham for 7 October 1840 contained a concise description of the new prisoner: "Age: thirty-two years. Height: one meter sixty-six.
They were about the same height
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Charlemagne's tomb was opened in 1861 by scientists who reconstructed his skeleton and measured it at 1.92 metres (6 ft 4 in)
Y'all need to watch more movies.
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Okay, but his dick was like 2 inches long though.
good enough for my ear holes
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Uh, yes?
wrote on last edited by [email protected]I must be a midget, at least I have other things that are big
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That's like the worldwide average.
5'10" men 5'4" women
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He is such an absurd historical figure to read about, the way he could get people to rally around him and make his armies work smoothly no matter what.
It looked like he could just wash ashore naked and alone anywhere, recruit a loyal army from whomever appeared to live nearby, and snowball it into a huge professional fighting force on the way to conquer the nearest city.
I listened to a podcast about his life & times, some of the sources they used included his love letters which added a whole other dimension to his character. You have this immensely powerful and gifted military leader, feared across Europe, writing to a 19 year old he just met at a party about how he's just going to die of sadness if she doesn't write back to him immediately.
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5'10" men 5'4" women
That’s the modern averages yes
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He is such an absurd historical figure to read about, the way he could get people to rally around him and make his armies work smoothly no matter what.
It looked like he could just wash ashore naked and alone anywhere, recruit a loyal army from whomever appeared to live nearby, and snowball it into a huge professional fighting force on the way to conquer the nearest city.
I SWEAR TO FUCK NAPOLEON STAY ON CORSICA THIS TIME
no
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I don't quite get it. Apparently, Napoleon's height was ridiculed and used for english propaganda, but I often hear that actually, he wasn't a small person. I looked it up, wikipedia says he was 1.68 m. That's damn short though.
5'5" lol that's the kind of height where you ask girls, "would you date a guy this height?" And you can see them visibly cringe before saying "maybe!"
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Wolverine is 5’4”, but will Hollywood ever cast a short guy?
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5 7 is short?
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Except in the land of Lilliputians. Also there’s nothing wrong with being short, as you’re implying by taking offense at a statistical fact.
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Except in the land of Lilliputians. Also there’s nothing wrong with being short, as you’re implying by taking offense at a statistical fact.
Sure bro. If you say so.
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1.68m is 5'5" which is yeah short but not too far from the (self-reported) average male height in France today which is 5'9" (1.75m) (Bayesian estimates actually say 5'7" (1.70m)). During Bonaparte's time average male height in France was 5'4" (1.62m) so he was actually taller than average by a tiny bit.
I cannot relate to feet and inches for height, I'm all but used to imperial units.
All I am saying though is that 1.68 is very small from my perspective and if that's the average height back around 1800, people where tiny then.
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I cannot relate to feet and inches for height, I'm all but used to imperial units.
All I am saying though is that 1.68 is very small from my perspective and if that's the average height back around 1800, people where tiny then.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]I edited my post to include metric units for those numbers.
And sure, it's fine to say that is short from your own personal perspective but yes statistically the average height was less back then. Even so the average height today is only about 10 cm more.
You may just be taller than average if you are that incredulous about his height. I don't consider 5'5" (1.68 m) to be that far off from the average height of men in most countries today. If he were under say 5' (1.52 m) I would say that is significantly shorter.
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I edited my post to include metric units for those numbers.
And sure, it's fine to say that is short from your own personal perspective but yes statistically the average height was less back then. Even so the average height today is only about 10 cm more.
You may just be taller than average if you are that incredulous about his height. I don't consider 5'5" (1.68 m) to be that far off from the average height of men in most countries today. If he were under say 5' (1.52 m) I would say that is significantly shorter.
You're taking this far more serious than I do.
Also, ten centimetres are a lot in height difference.
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Wolverine is 5’4”, but will Hollywood ever cast a short guy?
At least they acknowledged it in Deadpool & Wolverine
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Napoleon 2: Electric Waterloo
Still disappointed that Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure didn't use the song Waterloo for the waterpark sequence.
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I listened to a podcast about his life & times, some of the sources they used included his love letters which added a whole other dimension to his character. You have this immensely powerful and gifted military leader, feared across Europe, writing to a 19 year old he just met at a party about how he's just going to die of sadness if she doesn't write back to him immediately.
Sounds like love bombing TBH.
