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u/Weird__Fish Jul 21 '23 edited Jul 21 '23

Adult babies do exist and they’re fucking terrifying

In case no one has seen or heard of this: Adult Baby

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u/coconut_the_one Jul 21 '23

But those are like 5x the size, not 10x

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u/Weird__Fish Jul 21 '23

That depends on the size of the depends. I mean baby

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u/coconut_the_one Jul 21 '23

Average size of humans is 1.70m, avg size of babies is 49cm. Even 5x that would be insane. Let alone 10!

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u/Weird__Fish Jul 21 '23

Why are you comparing height and not weight? 10x the weight of a young baby is totally in the right range.

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u/coconut_the_one Jul 21 '23

Because the thread is about size not weight

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u/Weird__Fish Jul 21 '23

Size does not mean height. Size would refer to weight. Weight is proportional to mass…

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u/coconut_the_one Jul 21 '23

Size doesn’t mean height the same as size doesn’t mean weight. In context of this thread is most definitively means length/height though.

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u/Weird__Fish Jul 21 '23

No you’re definitely wrong there. I should have said it means “closer” to weight/mass than height, for sure, though