Talk:William Galway

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Character Picture.[edit]

  • Thanks, but Jeremy already crafted me some fine photo :) --George 16:33, 15 March 2006 (EST)
  • Looks good so far. JPB 19:45, 15 March 2006 (EST)
  • Thanks, I just didn't have any idea for making it any different than it is on the main site. That's why "under construction".


Height[edit]

George, you've got your character listed has 6' 6", which is rather tall, then it says Typical height and weight for his age. I don't think that six feet tall is average. Then again, I'm assuming that 6.06 means 6 feet and 6 inches, because 6 meters is even taller... -- KevinSchram

  • He may mean 6.06 feet, which is something like 6 feet and .72 inches. 6 foot 6 inches in using decimals would be 6.5 feet as 6 inches is half a foot. But then I could be wrong as to what George meant. -- Patrick D.
    • Actualy, I didn't meant anything :) I live in EU where we use the decimal system - but seeing that most of the people use the other system I just put something around 180cm into my calculator and it came up with 6.6 - though I might have made a mistake or something. So you tell me, guys - what is the typicall height for male humans? (I might have made an error with weight too...) --George 18:57, 16 March 2006 (EST)
      • 180cm is 70 inches about, which is 5'10". That is actually exactly average human height. ;-) I'd give the calculator a punch. Glad I live in a country that is metric but has to deal in the other kind because of our neighbours. JPB 09:08, 17 March 2006 (EST)
        • Even better would be both (one in brackets) as it isn't easier for the majority of our players hailing from the United States. JPB 13:08, 17 March 2006 (EST)
        • Thanks, guys. I will put up both scales here, but there is only place for one on the www bio, where I shall put the non-metrical stuff only.