I think it's about halfway between the top of "vertical smile" and classic, I don't really care about where the actual bone is, I just concider it a halfway mark.
Traditional TBL: "This crack ain't wack!"
True Tailbone: "Er, ahem, to be precise..."
"This is all making me very uncomfortable. I need some cheese."
I think tailbone is BCL. I won't say it![]()
I think it's about halfway between the top of "vertical smile" and classic, I don't really care about where the actual bone is, I just concider it a halfway mark.
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Always behave like a duck -
keep calm and unruffled on the surface but paddle like the devil underneath.
Anyway. If I pretend to be really modest and uncomfortable. Will someone hand me some cheese then?![]()
Be nice or the beast will scream
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I've always known it to be at the crack or the end of your spine.
I suspect it depends on the person. For some folks, I guess TB and BCL aren't particularly different?
On me, well, I've got a lot of butt. BCL and TB are several inches apart and the exact distance would require considerable ... palpitation. I just figure it at mid-bum and call it good.
(I remember the term VSL = vertical smile length floating around here at one point. You know, in case BCL wasn't silly enough.)
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I think BCL is when you stand up straight and your hair just starts to go into your.. well butt crack. TBL is at the bottom of your spine. As someone else put it so eloquently, you just need to dig in there. Lol. I think TBL is in between BCL and Classic. For some people those levels might be closer together then for others. For me I would say TBL is about 2-3 inches lower then BCL.
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