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Is your thumb as long as your nose?
Yes, your ear is the same size as your nose... They have the same growth speed also, they are the same length.
Are your thumb and your nose the same length?
Typically, a person's thumb and nose are not the same length; the thumb is usually shorter than the nose. However, this can vary between individuals due to differences in body proportions. On average, the thumb length is about 2-3 inches, while the nose can range from about 2 to 4 inches, depending on the person's size and anatomy.
Is your thumb the same size as your nose?
yes first i read thisinformation then i test that bout i want to know the reason>> why your thumb is the same length of your nose.
What part of your body is always the same length as your thumb?
Your earlobes are always the same length as your thumb.
Who standardized yard as the length from the tip of the nose of the king to his thumb?
King Henry I of England
What does the expression thumb up your nose mean?
Doing nothing -- Standing around with your thumb up your nose.
Why are we attracted to people with the same earlobe length or nose width as us?
yes
What is the length of someones thumb?
My thumb, from the palm-thumb joint to the thumb-tip is 7.0 cm.
Can your thumb get stuck in your nose?
yea mine did
What is the ratio of the human thumb to the length of arm?
The ratio of the human thumb to the length of the arm is usually 1 to 15. The thumb's length can fit into the size of the arm an approximately 15 times or more.
What is the origin of a yard?
King Henry 1 (1069-1135) decreed the measurement to be from the tip of his nose to the thumb of his outstretched arm. Prior to that it was the length of a mans belt or girdle
Is your nose the same length as you ear?
Generally, the length of a person's nose is not the same as the length of their ear. However, on average, the ear and nose can be similar in size, with both typically measuring around 5 to 6 centimeters long in adults. Individual proportions can vary widely, so it's not a strict rule. Personal anatomy and genetics play a significant role in these measurements.
