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Zgłoś problem z tłumaczeniem
Only in older buildings.
I couldn't stretch properly standing up because of my fan.
Assuming you mean any motor vehicle that you can stand up in, I've banged my head on the top plenty of times, although never enough to knock myself out.
Has anyone ever had their belt loop get caught in a door handle, or knock their head on a light? Annoying.
you get fetched by your team's huge shuttle bus.
you shower with your tall team mates.
— some unknown wise guy.
If you are 7 feet, you should go to gym and build yourself like the BIG SHOW ( he is also 7 ft) or Hulk Hogan or Dwayne Johnson. Then you will be look like a giant, everybody will fear you. You might get a chance in Hollywood Movies. And be like Arnold Schwarzenegger. How many people got that luck?
It seems kind of pointless to even bother pointing this out, but what the hell?
There are 2,800 people on this planet who are seven feet tall. That's 0.000038% of our species.
If the OP was one of those folks, had access to the internet, and could speak fluent English, then the NBA would be beating down his door and offering him multi-million dollar contracts - sight unseen, even if he had never seen a basketball in his entire life.
They can find a kid in an African village, but they can't manage to locate someone who can announce to the whole world, "hey, I'm 7' tall"?
It's a brutally absurd lie.
Being tall does kind of suck though. Finding clothes to wear, hats that fit right, feet hanging off the end of the bed, low ceilings/door jambs, etc.
The main benefits I've noticed are that women find me handy (when they want something from a high shelf), and people like to use me as a landmark in big crowds. That's about it.