5'6" and size 17 feet here how rare is this?

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The discussion centers on the unique experience of individuals with a height of 5'6" and a shoe size of 17, highlighting the challenges faced in shoe shopping and social interactions. Participants share humorous insights about the rarity of such proportions and the potential advantages in specific scenarios, such as military recruitment. The conversation emphasizes the social implications of having unusual body proportions and the light-hearted nature of the topic.

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Hey guys so I'm basically a real life hobbit. Hands and feet just ballooned out when I was a teenager - height not so much! As balanced as a mountain and just as hard to topple. Shoe shopping sux though (and bowling is awkward AF). Anyone else got wacky proportions like me? How rare do you think this might be?
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You must be a hit with the ladies.
 
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If you applied for the Navy SEALS, they'd have to let you in, just on general principles.
 
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If you applied for the Navy SEALS, they'd have to let you in, just on general principles.
Sure save on gear. Wouldn't need flippers.
 
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Have you considered a modeling career, as an L?
 

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