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» Who is the oldest/tallest person you know?
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post 1636066053 04-12-2021, 08:53 PM
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Who is the oldest/tallest person you know?

Tall people as in (manmores) 6’7 plus and even to a degree down to 6’3-6’4 don’t seem to age long. Are they like Great Danes? I’m the tallest in my family of men and everyone of them had lived long lives with good hair genetics. I follow the build but had a party lifestyle for too many years. How old is the tallest person you know? Rather how tall is the oldest I mean to say. I know there are outliers but do tall brahs have shorter life spans?
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post 1636066843 04-12-2021, 09:06 PM
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Rarely see any tall old people. Or they are in a wheelchair. I’m 6’3 and have already come to terms with it. Can probably knock off 5-7 years for every inch over six foot
post 1636069573 04-12-2021, 09:50 PM
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My mother’s brothers @ 80yo/6’6” and 74yo 6’4”. Both are beginning to slow down but in very good shape for their age; they still hike, swim and cross country ski. They kept their hair too fwiw. Good Scandinavian genetics, I guess.
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