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Instead of comparing length

Length is more important than girth, but girth would have more of an effect on volume of a roughly cylindrical object. I reject your proposition.

Not that some girth isn't important.
 
6.5" length
5.5" girth = 2 pi * r => r = .87"

area of base = pi * r^2 = 2.4 inch^2
volume = area of base * length = 15.65 inch^3

Here's mine, assuming the penis is a cylinder.
 
Is it bigger than a baby's arm?
Can you fill Kim Kardashian's cup with it?
Can you put a hat on it and drive in the HOV lane?
 
OP: a lot of people struggle with estimating single dimensions (i.e. how long is 9 inches), but now you'd be asking them to consider three dimensions for visualization. Their heads might explode.
 
6.5" length
5.5" girth = 2 pi * r => r = .87"

area of base = pi * r^2 = 2.4 inch^2
volume = area of base * length = 15.65 inch^3

Here's mine, assuming the penis is a cylinder.

And if your girth calculation was off by just .1 inches (less than 1/8), then your final value is off by nearly 3/4 of a cubic inch. Measurement errors, already a major problem in any study of male penis size, will become a vastly, erm, larger issue.
 
wow...

have we ever had an actual "comparing sizes" thread on here?
and, sadly, it would never be truthful. :|

There probably has been a size thread, in fact, I'd guess a few of them... but the problem is a total lack of truthfulness. Being ATOT, the 10+ inch category would run away with it.
 
Also, OP, I don't know about you, but mine isn't a perfectly straight featureless cylinder. Your calculations can't take that into effect - you'd be better off using mosh's cup comment as an inspiration to calculate displacement.
 
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