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    Basilisk (The King of all Serpents) enigma200316's Avatar
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    Re: T. simillis for trade

    Quote Originally Posted by adamanteus View Post
    I read it. T. s. similis are usually smaller though. I knew a guy a few years ago who was 7' 6". People do get that tall, but not usually.

    well now thats big...... tallest person I've ever known was only 6'9"
    must be something in the food..............
    Justin

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    Re: T. simillis for trade

    Incidentally, he was an American exchange student. I thought all Americans were that big.
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    Re: T. simillis for trade

    Quote Originally Posted by adamanteus View Post
    Incidentally, he was an American exchange student. I thought all Americans were that big.

    no not really, I guess if you averaged it out it would be some where around 6', but the worlds larges man was from the U.S. and his name was
    Robert Wadlow he was 8'11" when he died at the age of 22 from an infection.......................
    Justin

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    Re: T. simillis for trade

    I thought they'd found a Chinese guy now over 9 foot tall. Loads of publicity about him, about 18 months ago.
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    Re: T. simillis for trade

    Anyway, just to bring this back onto topic...I'd still like to see a photo of a Blue Stripe that big.
    James.

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    Re: T. simillis for trade

    Quote Originally Posted by adamanteus View Post
    Anyway, just to bring this back onto topic...I'd still like to see a photo of a Blue Stripe that big.

    wasn't able to find a pic, but according to this the record size recorded is:

    record is 39.25 inches (99.6 cm)..............................
    Justin

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    Re: T. simillis for trade

    I remember listening to a story on NPR (The U.S.'s version of a watered down BBC) that the average American is getting smaller. The tallest, if I can remember, were the Danes.

    Way off topic, but...

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    Re: T. simillis for trade

    The Dutch are the tallest.

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    Re: T. simillis for trade

    all I know is that when I moved to the US, I was suddenly no longer the shortest person I knew
    I'm only 5'2" (in the morning) and I see tons of people (even guys) on the subway that are shorter than me
    so if you have a short snake, tell it there's no reason to strain one's neck - move to where the short snakes live
    rhea
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    Re: T. simillis for trade

    Quote Originally Posted by enigma200316 View Post
    no not really, I guess if you averaged it out it would be some where around 6', but the worlds larges man was from the U.S. and his name was
    Robert Wadlow he was 8'11" when he died at the age of 22 from an infection.......................
    Josh

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