The human tongue is approximately four inches in length - however the the muscle which attaches to the tongue, directly to its posterior, is much longer. Slow ligature strangulation rarely produces a terminal ''epiglottis eruption'' which can produce obscenely gruesome results. A classic example was the strangling of Australian 22 year old - Mary Yvonne Laenen - in 1978. When found naked and dead in her car, homicide detectives were horrified to note that her entire tongue-epiglottis complex had ''erupted'' and the tip of the tongue was - incredibly - 181/3 inches below her lower lip. This placed it over an inch beyond her navel. - Such incidents are extremely rare, but they are anatomically possible.
Not at all actually. Tires that protrude beyond the fenders are prohibited.
Very far
They cannot stick their tongue because their tongue sticks to the bottom of their mouth ;)
10cm
yeah. i did it by moving my tongue to far right for a long time. it hurts when i move it.
Men's record is 75 feet, womans record is 74 feet
If you can bend that far. Sure.
A parked car should not protrude into the traffic lane at all. Get your wheels within 6 inches of the curb and you'll be out of the traffic lane. If you have an oversized vehicle, find off-street parking.
A nut typically has internal threads that correspond to the external threads of a bolt or screw it is meant to fit onto. The number of threads that protrude from a nut depends on how far the bolt or screw is inserted into it. Generally, if a bolt is fully threaded and fully engaged in the nut, no threads will protrude. However, if the bolt is only partially threaded into the nut, the number of visible threads will vary accordingly.
Yes, the motor vehicle statutes of all states govern how far objects may protrude beyond the edges of vehicles.
Yes, you just may not be able to stick your tongue that far down the other persons throat.
Yes. Very normal. Don't do it.