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**Dance Sucka** · 10-22-2010

I think I voted for the wrong one.

**redbear52** · 10-22-2010

It would probably make a difference if the 8+" was NBPEL or BPEL and if the 6+" girth was maximal girth, mid-shaft girth, or an average girth.

If you look at the polls on this forum, over 9 % of respondents claim to have a current BPEL of 8" or more and an incredible (and in my opinion highly suspect) 17+ % claim to have a current erect girth of 6" or more.

If you look at the data at Thunder's Place BPEL of more than 8" was at or above the 97th percentile and average erect girth of more than 6" was at or above the 96th percentile. The volume represented by the combination of 8+" BPEL and 6+" average girth was at about the 96th percentile.

If you considered only NPBEL of over 8" and mid-shaft erect girth of over 6", I suspect the percentage would fall to a percent or two.

**gandalfw** · 10-22-2010

Originally Posted by redbear52

It would probably make a difference if the 8+" was NBPEL or BPEL and if the 6+" girth was maximal girth, mid-shaft girth, or an average girth.

If you look at the polls on this forum, over 9 % of respondents claim to have a current BPEL of 8" or more and an incredible (and in my opinion highly suspect) 17+ % claim to have a current erect girth of 6" or more.

If you look at the data at Thunder's Place BPEL of more than 8" was at or above the 97th percentile and average erect girth of more than 6" was at or above the 96th percentile. The volume represented by the combination of 8+" BPEL and 6+" average girth was at about the 96th percentile.

If you considered only NPBEL of over 8" and mid-shaft erect girth of over 6", I suspect the percentage would fall to a percent or two.

Pre PE length ( BPEL) ( OVER 8" only 0.97 % )
http://www.*************.org/forum/showthread.php?t=28876

**WhatAwanker** · 10-22-2010

Originally Posted by WhatAwanker

i think i voted...
dont know about the math thingy though...
im positive i voted

i voted wrong.... :/

**redbear52** · 10-22-2010

Originally Posted by gandalfw

Pre PE length ( BPEL) ( OVER 8" only 0.97 % )
http://www.*************.org/forum/showthread.php?t=28876

Take a look at this thread: http://www.*************.org/forum/showthread.php?t=127957

Download the .xls file and look at the statistics tab for the cumulative PE database for Thunder's Place.

**vulcan** · 10-22-2010

< still not there on girth

**gandalfw** · 10-22-2010

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** · 10-22-2010

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** · 10-23-2010

Originally Posted by gandalfw

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** · 10-23-2010

Originally Posted by AmminsFirst

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 !