Indonesia ranks at the bottom for both womanly upper body pride and its manly lower counterpart.
A map of the world by breast size, with Indonesia ranking at the bottom in the modest A cup category along with the rest of east Asia and ample swathes of Africa:
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And in the interests of ‘gender equality’, and to plumb the depths pleasantly further, a world map of penis size:
Some researchers with too much public funding have even made connections between average John Thomas size and rates of economic growth:
Indonesia would seem to be under-performing based on these measurements.
The rank color (orange, North America) show the biggest,, I believe that!! Biggest breast (silicon), biggest body (ass),,,hahaha.
As an Indonesian, I, at least for this very time, will argue that size does not matter….lol.
Indonesian women are the Official Goddesses of the World! Sweet and Beautiful and So much more……
jon
ill take a delectable A cup over a saggy D anyday π
And im sure women dont mind an average Member as long as its Hard, isnt too shy or too quick π
id like to see a comparison between female sexual happiness and Cunnilingus
Ive noticed Indonesian men dont go down on their women, and when these girls get a taste of it there no holding them back!
well, im proud with my A cup, my man loves it so much and i wont have any back problem like most women with big cup do π
Chris said “Competition for flight attendant jobs is fierce in South Korea”
Not as bloody fierce as it is in Indonesia for the Garuda flight attendent examiners position! Bloody hell! LOL
I’m ded @Jakarta
Lol, this is so funny, i never know that the world has this chart.
bonni, yes, man always respect to or for it. π
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The last chart is rather interesting as it shows negative correlation between GDP growth and male organ size (maybe because the bigger the size, the more time they spend for reproduction activities than anything else). But that four dots on the upper left of the chart that represent the countries with high GDP growth, yet less well-endowed in the pants – including Japan and Singapore – I think is the cause of bias on the set of data, hence bias on the overall result. Not quite a penetrating (pun) research, I suppose.