>6' 9" how can other authors even compete?

>>9421410
>You can be too tall too

>he claimed to be 6'9"

Nice try manlet

>>9421422
how tall do you think he really was then

>>9421410
by writing

>>9421410
by being alive

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>>9421446
>>9421487
yeah but when i find out that a writer is a manlet i cannot take their work seriously anymore

daily reminder that the manlet cut off point is 6'3"

if you're not atleast 6'3", you should do the world a favour and kill yourself.

>>9421495
> 5 foot

Is Sartre even human?

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>>9421517
no

>>9421410
Read that Stirner was 6.6 somewhere, perfect height.

>Is tall
>writes genre fiction
Tell me the truth /lit/, is it possible to be intelligent and talented while being tall?

>>9421754
Nope

>>9421754
> In 1994, Crichton became the only creative artist ever to have works simultaneously charting at No. 1 in U.S. television (ER), film (Jurassic Park), and book sales (Disclosure).
manlets are successlets

>>9421754

Arnold is 6'2 and is the modern day Goethe, so yeah, definitely.

>>9421497
>tfw 6'2"
>tfw actually 6' 1.5" but lie about being 6'2"

>>9421410
>But notice: as a supposed rape victim, crying in the elevator, apparently very upset, she doesn’t go right to the hotel desk to report that she has been raped. You have to wonder why not.
from rising sun, talking about a murdered woman
>Theresa said, “This girl is sick.”
>“It looks that way.”
>“She is not a victim. Not this one.
what did crichton mean by this?

>>9422109
6'2 is pretty much the cutoff where people stop lying about their height.

>>9421682
the absolute perfect height is 6"4, objectively speaking

>>9422109
Yeah I'm 187cm...188cm is 6"2 so I always just say I'm 6"2