I have a 3.5 inch Mr. Limpy and I use a jockstrap to keep it in my pants. I would like a bigger one though. Idk why. I would like to get a prosthetic one day but that'll never happen because I'm dirt poor and I dropped out of High School.

Slytherin GO BACK TO SCHOOL!!! No matter what your reasons for dropping out go back. Unless your goals in life are to be under employed if employed at all go back to school.

I have the XS-sized Mr Limpy so I suppose it's 3,5 inches...? I'm not very familiar with inches since they're not the default measures we use.
Anyway, I'm happy with this size, I'd just need a proper way to keep it still in my pants. It tends to get awkward when it's done somersaults and stuff and I gotta fix it in school...

Mine is 3.5. Chose 4 for poll.

Quote from: Slytherin17 on December 07, 2011, 11:13:59 PM
I have a 3.5 inch Mr. Limpy and I use a jockstrap to keep it in my pants. I would like a bigger one though. Idk why. I would like to get a prosthetic one day but that'll never happen because I'm dirt poor and I dropped out of High School.

Go back! I did and I think it was one of my best decisions. You're so close to being done with high school. Why give up when you're almost at the end? Being a high school graduate will help you get a job, be less poor, and help you get the money for a prosthetic.

If you can't handle high school you can get a GED and go to college.

Personally i think high school is a waste of time. There are plenty of better options as an entry to university.

Not in the US. Its finish high school or get GED. So get your butt back in school and finish!!! Trust me there is nothing so bad going on as to mess up the rest of your life over. Being unemployed or under employed isn't something to strive for for the rest of life.

I have a 4.5, and I love it. Although if I want to get a multipurpose one I think I'll go a little bigger.

My understand of the GED prep and testing is that it's high school in an nutshell. If you can't do the work in years then I don't see why you would be able to do it for hours of testing. Even though I'm in college and a honor student, I doubt I would even pass the GED test if I took it.

I got my GED and it's not difficult. You can go to the prep courses if you want and then take the test and get it. Then you can go onto college, but everyone is right. You have to get some sort-of education. It's to the point now, most places won't take anyone without some kind-of high school or GED certificate. Definitely go back to school!