At what height does workplace height discrimination stop?

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Quote from: wvcivc on November 09, 2017, 12:34:42 AMTo write correctly with no mistakes takes me time but my time is limited plus I don't like English very much (it's a non- phonetic languag) albeit I can hear everything and understand it with nothing to atone, I bet that I know more vocabulary in English than you , bander72, Besides English I can speak more two languages.

Stop saying "nothing to atone", nobody uses that expression.

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Quote from: Bаnder72 on November 09, 2017, 12:51:21 PMI’m sorry wvcivc, I don’t mean what I said about your English. I hope you accept my apology....

How many multi accounts do you have deniscef, I lost count.

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You are like brother to me deniscef. I don’t mean to insult you or disrespects you and I only mean to advise you. I have many things to atone in myself own life.

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Get a room.

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In my subjective opinion, I'd say between 5'8-5'9 and you're in the safe/neutral zone, you won't be swooned by hordes of women but you won't be openly ridiculed for your stature either.