Ever get tired of tiny normal human-sized bikes?
David Folch has your back.. errr legs taken care of with his Dirty Sixer bikes now on kickstarter.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1743061580/dirtysixer-the-only-big-bike-for-tall-people-36-wh
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I can really identify with this talk by John Amaechi, as I'm sure many of you will too. He speaks about his childhood growing up being so tall and different from other kids in his hometown.
He is now a psychologist, executive coach and also an introvert. He has a lot of other amazing things in his bio, but I don't want to spoil it for you if you don't know of him. If you are tall and introspective it's well worth the 20 minutes of time. I imagine we'll see John on a TED Talk sometime…
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Good Morning this is Delta Airlines Customer Service,
How about we start off your morning revoking your voucher that you paid for, then insinuating that you are trying to cheat the system and
calling you stupid for thinking we would have a process that every other
Delta employee has told you about and appears on my computer screen.
Lets toss in some questioning about…
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So I stop looking like this guy everyday
So I'm looking around at buying a good office chair for my home office, but find that most "tall" designations are for people 6'1 and taller. Nothing against 6'1 people, but I'm a bit taller than that at 6'11".
That extra 10 inches of height and 300+ pounds of support needed means that…
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(Story from 2009/2010. In 2013, Dakota continues practicing hard and reaching for his dreams with brothers Maximus and Scorsese at the Ravinia Club in Atlanta, GA.)
Dakota practices everyday shooting over 300 shots. He routinely makes 50 3-pointers within 5 minutes. That is a shot "made" every 6 seconds; with just one ball! He is student of the game, a student in school and a quick study…
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This is another great tutorial from CommonCraft.com covering "social bookmarking". Social bookmarking is a fantastic tool that I have used a long time now, and have found to be an absolute "must" tool. Learn how to do it, then I'll discuss other advantages.
Awesome right? No more wishing you had that bookmark you saved on your work computer after arriving home. Here are 5 more…
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I read this article by Bella DePaulo, BellaDePaulo.com tonight and immediately wondered what The Tall Street Journal citizenry might think about it. We talk plenty on here about the dating troubles of being tall, especially for our tall…
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Michelle Obama may be the tallest first lady ever standing at 5 feet 11 inches tall. The average American woman stands at 5'4.
That makes Michelle Obama TALL.
The height of Michelle Obama means a lot for women around…
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At 7' 7¼" (232cm) Sandy was the worlds tallest woman according to the Guiness World Book of records. Today August 13th, 2008, at the age of 53, in Shelbyville, Indiana sadly she has passed on, I'm sure to a greater destiny.
I just saw Sandy on a television show not too long ago. She seemed like a great person, talking to children about the challenges of being tall, and working it in to how it can effect their lives and it is ok to be different.
At…
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