Short men really are inferior, say tall scientists
TALL researchers have concluded that short men are inferior in every possible way. The report, titled Look At The Teeny Tiny Men, demonstrates that short men are less successful, have to sit on cushions to drive and are constantly simmering with resentment. Project leader Dr Tom Booker, who is the ideal height of 6ft 3ins, said: âRemarkably, every one of our negative assumptions about short men turned out to be true. âThey are the Yorkshire Terriers of the human world: yappy, aggressive, annoying and easily shaken off a normal personâs leg. âWe put a 5ft 5ins man in a room for 12 hours where food, water and entertainment were freely available, albeit on a shelf 7ft from the floor. âWithin hours he was screaming, leaping, tearing the furniture apart, and throwing his own faeces like a red-faced miniature hairless ape. âIn contrast, a normal man of 6ft locked in the same room for the same period happily got himself some crisps and a drink before settling down to watch Pointless.â The report recommends that short men be forced to wear muzzles in public, excluded from upscale venues by putting door handles higher up, and legally required to warn potential sexual partners of their substandard genetic material. Booker warned: âHowever, it isnât a case of the taller the better. âEvery inch taller than 6ft 3ins a man is makes him 11% more freakish, and means he can only find employment in home removals, nightclub security or shelf-stacking.â Â