Men with a longer ring finger are also statistically more likely to be well-endowed down below (as a result of this same testosterone burst in the womb).
I consider the prostate issue a fair trade.
Lesbians disproportionately have a longer ring finger, as well.
And I suppose a long middle finger means
you probably don’t buy into a lot of hooey.
Oh Goody... One more thing to worry about.
And people thought phrenology was dead.
I’m wondering who in hell ever thought to have researched such a seemingly unconnected phenomenon, and how much they got from the Government for doing it.
I’m going to apply for a grant to study the relationship of armpit hair to liver disease. I’m only asking for $100 thou.
Oh well! I guess I’m done for.
Whose long finger, mine or the proctologist’s?
I’ve actually heard that the ring finger test is the best way of spotting a transvestite/transexual. Men’s ring fingers are longer than their index ... women’s are the opposite.
Adam’s apples can be surgically removed. Hormones can add and subtract all kinds of attributes. But ... it is almost impossible to adjust the length of a finger, and is rarely attempted by even the most obsessive compulsive trannys.
My guess is that the length of the ring finger is somehow related to testosterone production ... which is also related to prostate cancer risk.
SnakeDoc
Well just shoot me now. I’m 58 and have a much longer ring finger. I didn’t even have to measure it. My ring finger was longer than the index finger even though it starts lower on the hand. Woe is me.
hmmm ok how about if your big toe is shorter than the one next to it, what does that signify?
Now what do I do????
Is there an operation I can have done that will shorten my ring finger by a little??
And now I know why all them wimmin (and some boys) want to hold my hand............they're MEASURING!!!
What a load of crapola. Mine are the same and on Monday I will finish my 44 days of proton radiation therapy for prostate cancer. Hope it works.
16% of men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime.
12% of men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime and have their ring finger longer than their index. Put another way, there's an 88% chance they will never be diagnosed but still have their ring finger longer than their index.