Anatomical measurements/ Body proportions: South Asia
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Penis size
Daily Mirror’s report…
Zahra Mulroy, Daily Mirror, UK, 19 Aug 2016
The world 'penis size' map has been invented and it shows how the average manhood measures up
It's often said size doesn't matter, but it clearly did enough for someone to make this interactive map
And in case you lie awake at night, tormenting yourself wondering about global penis sizes, then rest easy. Someone has come up with a map of the world with such a twist.
Target Map World map shows how your manhood measures up compared to other countries
Yes, Target Map "have created the colour-coded graphic which shows the different sizes of men’s manhood depending on where they’re from" reports the Sun.
The best bit? It's interactive. Meaning you can swoop in, compare sizes and judge to your heart's content.
So how do the world's (approx) 3,400,000,000 adult males measure up against one another?
Well, the competition is stiff.
[Zahra Mulroy asked] Why do classical statues of men always have small penises? There's an interesting explanation [Indpaedia’s explanation: Because classical statues show flaccid and not erect penises, because it would be indecorous to show erect penises and because at 12.18 cm/ 4.8 in. and 12.5cm / 4.9 in. respectively the Greeks and Romans are not very big guys anyway.]
African, South American and Caribbean nations dominate the top ten with the men down under in Australia not far behind.
As with all things comparative sadly, someone has to come last and that's taken by Thailand, Singapore and North Korea.
Bottom 10 countries
Average erect penis size in inches
Thailand 3.7
Nepal 3.7
North Korea 3.8
Cambodia 4
Sri Lanka 4.3
South Korea 4.3
Pakistan 4.4
Hong Kong 4.4
Bangladesh 4.4
Singapore 4.5
… was cited incorrectly in India
…leading to nationwide glumness.
Therefore, Indpaedia first checked Daily Mirror’s report in the original and found that either an Indian newspaper had cited it incorrectly OR the Mirror had subsequently corrected its original report on its website.
Therefore, Indpaedia went to the original source, Target Map, itself, and painstakingly compiled the table below, so that all Indians, Afghans and other South Asians can stand erect in the comity of nations and the Nepalese, Pakistanis and other South Asians are reassured in the knowledge that what you lose on the swings you gain on the roundabouts.
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