How to measure your penis

How long is your penis?  Have you tried measuring it and finding out the exact length and girth?

Check out this article I read before in Yahoo Groups.  Enjoy measuring yourself ;)

Before you start any penis enlargement program, it is very important to measure and record the size of your penis. Many men would like to know how long or how fat their cock is, but few know how to take proper measurements. Using the methods described below you can finally get a medically-accurate measurement of your penis size. Finding your penis length Measure Penis LegthPenis length is defined as the linear distance along the dorsal side of the erect penis extending from the mons veneris to the tip of the glans. In terms you and I would understand, this means the penis length is measured in a straight line on the top side of the erect penis, from the skin of your belly to the tip of your penis. Penis circumference is defined as the linear distance around the widest, thickest, part of the erect penis (see below). 1. Stimulate yourself using your method of choice until your cock is hard as a rock. 2. Place your ruler on the skin of your belly, at the base of your erect penis. Do not press in against your belly, why cheat yourself? 3. Press the ruler against your penis and read the nearest quarter-inch measurement at the tip of your penis. 4. Record this number, and keep this paper in a safe place.  Finding your penis circumference Measure Penis GirthPenis length is not the only factor in determining penis size. The width, girth, or fatness, of a penis is also an important aspect when considering how you compare. Most people have a penis that is either longer and thinner, or shorter and fatter. Use the instructions below to determine your penile circumference (distance around the widest part of your penis). 1. Stimulate yourself using your method of choice until your cock is hard as a rock. 2. Place a fabric ruler or a string end at the widest part of your penis and wrap it carefully around one time. Mark the spot where the string first touches itself. 3. If using string, take the marked string and lay it against the ruler. Read to the nearest quarter-inch measurement. 4. Record this number on your paper.