Funny question..

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Would a man that's done LL have a taller child? As in, would LL factor into his genetics?

Funny thought.

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no

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Quote from: Penguinn on August 03, 2015, 11:22:03 AMWould a man that's done LL have a taller child? As in, would LL factor into his genetics?

Funny thought.

Would your child get whiter teeth because you bleached them? Would your child get black hair because you coloured your hair black?

Come on man! Seriously...

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Quote from: jfk on August 03, 2015, 02:24:01 PMWould your child get whiter teeth because you bleached them? Would your child get black hair because you coloured your hair black?

Come on man! Seriously...

But it's not the same as colouring something. That would be the equivalent of wearing lifts.
I guess it's a stupid question but you're practically growing your bone longer.

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yy... You can find a +5cm higher girl...

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Quote from: drewicz on August 03, 2015, 04:10:39 PMyy... You can find a +5cm higher girl...

I'd rather be with a girl my height or an inch shorter.
I don't even want kids. It was just for information.. I found it a bit fascinating.

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YES it is possible. Search about the New science called Epigenetics you all will know that it is possible.

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If LL allows you to have kids with a taller girl, then the answer would be yes.

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Quote from: Penguinn on August 03, 2015, 11:22:03 AMWould a man that's done LL have a taller child? As in, would LL factor into his genetics?

Funny thought.

yes.. a matter of fact theres a recent scientific study shows that by lengthening your leg bones u increase the amount of what they call ''tall gene sperm'' stored in your testicles...

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Quote from: Descreteuser on August 05, 2015, 05:22:16 AMyes.. a matter of fact theres a recent scientific study shows that by lengthening your leg bones u increase the amount of what they call ''tall gene sperm'' stored in your testicles...

This might make me look retarded but is this sarcasm?

I don't know about the human anatomy at all but there could be a chance that growing your bones alters your genetics. I don't see it as a very absurd thing to question..