Am I the smallest person on the forum?

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I’m 17, male, 5’10”, and 130 lbs.

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Bolushi.

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Lincoln’s pretty tall too.

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Lincoln is taller than me (6'2 vs 6'3) but I think if we were both just as healthy we'd look about the same in build minus height.
People call Lincoln ''Sasquatch'' and people call me ''Big Foot'', we should fight. Sasquatch vs Big Foot.

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Jan 19, 2023 19:34:27 GMT Bolushi said:

Lincoln is taller than me (6'2 vs 6'3) but I think if we were both just as healthy we'd look about the same in build minus height.
People call Lincoln ''Sasquatch'' and people call me ''Big Foot'', we should fight. Sasquatch vs Big Foot.

Sasquatch and Bigfoot are the same thing.

You're 6'2 at 13?

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Jan 19, 2023 19:40:08 GMT @ling said:

Jan 19, 2023 19:34:27 GMT Bolushi said:

Lincoln is taller than me (6'2 vs 6'3) but I think if we were both just as healthy we'd look about the same in build minus height.
People call Lincoln ''Sasquatch'' and people call me ''Big Foot'', we should fight. Sasquatch vs Big Foot.

Sasquatch and Bigfoot are the same thing.

You're 6'2 at 13?

Dude’s a friggin giant.

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Jan 19, 2023 19:40:08 GMT @ling said:

Jan 19, 2023 19:34:27 GMT Bolushi said:

Lincoln is taller than me (6'2 vs 6'3) but I think if we were both just as healthy we'd look about the same in build minus height.
People call Lincoln ''Sasquatch'' and people call me ''Big Foot'', we should fight. Sasquatch vs Big Foot.

Sasquatch and Bigfoot are the same thing.

You're 6'2 at 13?

Doesn't matter. Whoever wins loses their title and the name ceases to ever be referenced on earth again. They're different subspecies.
Yes.

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Jan 19, 2023 19:41:39 GMT @hammerhead said:

Jan 19, 2023 19:40:08 GMT @ling said:

Sasquatch and Bigfoot are the same thing.

You're 6'2 at 13?

Dude’s a friggin giant.

Same subspecies just that "sasquatch" is the Canadian nonclementure for extant hominin, while "bigfoot", American.

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I'm 5'8" and dress out at 185.

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There seems to be too many tall people on the forum. Lincoln 6'3", Ling 6'3", 13 yo Bolushi 6'2"... oldgreengrolar please tell me you're not a green giant!

I'm with Hammerhead at 5'10".

At 17 yo I was 150 lbs. Now I'm 175 and my biggest was 240.

When I did a stint as an endurance athlete I was around 135 lbs. Being lighter is easier on the heart. I spent my earlier years wanting to be heavier, and subsequent years wanting to be lighter.

Hammerhead don't worry about it, keep lean. Then when you're older your buddies will be jealous as they moan about their struggles to keep their weight down.

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Jan 19, 2023 21:21:02 GMT @ajay said:

Jan 19, 2023 19:41:39 GMT @hammerhead said:

Dude’s a friggin giant.

Same subspecies just that "sasquatch" is the Canadian nonclementure for extant hominin, while "bigfoot", American.

Also there’s the Floridian “skunk ape” and Cajun “rougarou”.

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Jan 19, 2023 22:10:02 GMT @hammerhead said:

Jan 19, 2023 21:21:02 GMT @ajay said:

Same subspecies just that "sasquatch" is the Canadian nonclementure for extant hominin, while "bigfoot", American.

Also there’s the Floridian “skunk ape” and Cajun “rougarou”.

Yeah within the extant hominin world there are a bunch of subspecies. Many within "the community" refer to the large 8-foot types as sasquatch/bigfoot, and yeti and Almasty as the smaller 6-foot types. Then there's the 5-foot pygmie type which I just forget what they're called.

They are the 4 major types, but then outside of those 4 majory types you have some less abundant types, with possibly the Floridan skunk ape as one of those.

This is some of the lore of types within the extant hominin community, although myself I really don't know whether they exist or not.

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Jan 19, 2023 22:18:37 GMT @ajay said:

Jan 19, 2023 22:10:02 GMT @hammerhead said:

Also there’s the Floridian “skunk ape” and Cajun “rougarou”.

Yeah within the extant hominin world there are a bunch of subspecies. Many within "the community" refer to the large 8-foot types as sasquatch/bigfoot, and yeti and Almasty as the smaller 6-foot types. Then there's the 5-foot pygmie type which I just forget what they're called.

They are the 4 major types, but then outside of those 4 majory types you have some less abundant types, with possibly the Floridan skunk ape as one of those.

This is some of the lore of types within the extant hominin community, although myself I really don't know whether they exist or not.

Also the Chinese yeren and Australian yowie, I’m sure there are others out there.

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Jan 19, 2023 22:20:58 GMT @hammerhead said:

Jan 19, 2023 22:18:37 GMT @ajay said:

Yeah within the extant hominin world there are a bunch of subspecies. Many within "the community" refer to the large 8-foot types as sasquatch/bigfoot, and yeti and Almasty as the smaller 6-foot types. Then there's the 5-foot pygmie type which I just forget what they're called.

They are the 4 major types, but then outside of those 4 majory types you have some less abundant types, with possibly the Floridan skunk ape as one of those.

This is some of the lore of types within the extant hominin community, although myself I really don't know whether they exist or not.

Also the Chinese yeren and Australian yowie, I’m sure there are others out there.

The Australian yowie is supposed to be an unbrella term for 3 of the major types in existence in Australia - 1) the large sasquatch-type (mainly temperate zones) 2) the medium-sized Almasty (mainly temperate zones) 3) the pygmie type (mainly tropics).

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Jan 19, 2023 22:36:16 GMT @ajay said:

Jan 19, 2023 22:20:58 GMT @hammerhead said:

Also the Chinese yeren and Australian yowie, I’m sure there are others out there.

The Australian yowie is supposed to be an unbrella term for 3 of the major types in existence in Australia - 1) the large sasquatch-type (mainly temperate zones) 2) the medium-sized Almasty (mainly temperate zones) 3) the pygmie type (mainly tropics).

3) the pygmie type (mainly tropics).

My guess would be koalas, tree kangaroos, wombats, and Homo floresiensis.