Try this formula
Try this formula
Ok, I tried to work out the above formula and give it some kind of "quiz" appliance.
Let's try it and see if it works on you guys. It's hard to scale the results on the 1-5 basis. If this seems to work, I may create a poll on this, hm?
The formula is as following: SQ=(K+ A+PC) / (EL+T) , or if I put it to scale respectively: (1-5) = ( 4 + (1-3) + (1-3) ) / ( (1-2) + (1-4, excluding 3) )
To elaborate:
K= 4 - a constant to scale the results on the 1-5 scale.
A= amount of cum: For a small amount set it to 1; For an average amount set it to 2; For a large amount set it to 3.
PC=PC muscles strength: If you have weak PC muscles, suffer from premature ejaculation etc. give it a 1; For normal PC muscles give it a 2
If you have strong PC muscles, can have a dry orgasm etc. give it a 3
EL=Erect length: This is not a very significant factor, I think, so if you have a small or normal penis give it a 1; If your penis is really large (over 7" NBPEL) give it a 2.
T=thickness of semen: I think this is very important for shooting. If your cum is thin and watery, runs (slowly) down your belly after ejaculation, give it a 1
If your cum is not thin nor thick but gel like, doesn't run down (or barely runs) your belly give it a 2
If your cum is thick, gluey gel like, doesn't run and creates thick webbings between your fingers give it a 4
Now sum a 4, amount of cum and PC strength together and divide it by the sum of erect length and semen thickness. Round to the nearest digit.
Results:
1.- Your ejaculation is dribbling, oozing like. Cum doesn't exit violently but lazy-like.
2.- You sometimes make the first shot but the rest oozes out.
3.- Your always get a violent first shot but mostly dribble afterward.
4.- You shoot your cum out but you'd like it to shoot a longer distance.
5.- AK-47 'nuf said.
Come on, give feedback!
My results are : (4+2+2) / (1+4) = 8/5 = 1.6 =>2 (A bit harsh, I'd say I'm at least 2.2)
This is just a formula prototype, I may develop it if you like it.
Cheers!
P.S. It does seem off, it's a bit harsh. Try it anyway and give feedback
