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He is now trolling the General U.S. section also by opening awkward threads about Britons being dark-complected in contrast to light-haired Germans. Seems to be his weird obsession.
According to Traveler's view there are neither dark-haired ethnic Germans nor light-haired ethnic Britons at all and if there are some individuals, those must be of some "foreign" descent (LOL @ Michael Ballack being "non-German" in ethnicity). What about Mats Hummels then? He is "all-German" and looks typically "Mediterranean". Or Lothar Matthäus, or that new young talent called Julian Draxler? Or the young Franz Beckenbauer? All native German football players with dark hair and "non-Nordic" features. It's obvious that you don't have any clue what you are talking about. Is there a psychological or personal reason for making the Brits more "dark" and the Germans or several Eastern European groups more "light" than they actually are?! Britons and Germans don't differ essentially in hair colour. Ask anyone who is British/German or knows both countries!
Germans are blonder overall, the pale skin, dark hair and light-mixed eyes combo is far more common in the British Isles. There are far more natural blonde women in Germany than the UK (Where I struggled to find one).
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Most Irish are sort of robust looking so not really similar to Spanish. Someone like Paul O'Connell, Brian O'Driscoll or Brendan Gleeson are fairly typical. I don't think you would call them "Atlantid"?
Most Irish are very atlantid looking
I can post countless pictures of Irish being mainly darkbrown haired.
I can post countless pictures of Irish being mainly darkbrown haired.
I'm Irish so you think you know better what Irish look like than I do? Even genetics doesn't agree with you. Post away as you know you cherry pick for your agenda but you have nothing to say when dna doesn't back you up? Why do you care so much about the Irish anyway?
I'm Irish so you think you know better what Irish look like than I do? Even genetics doesn't agree with you. Post away as you know you cherry pick for your agenda but you have nothing to say when dna doesn't back you up? Why do you care so much about the Irish anyway?
Even among young people you can find very dark haired students..
Oh please don't exaggerate! Red hair is the least common hair color, very rare outside of Northern and Western Europe! In areas below the 45 degrees North it becomes rare, at times exceptional. It's mostly found among white people of the British Isles, Scandinavia, Belgium, the Netherlands, northern France and Germany and in a particular region of Russia. Other European countries have a much lower frequency (around 1% or below). For the whole of Europe it is around 1.3%. Most common in areas of Europe which least sunshine and have rainy weather, where very light skin is quite beneficial for the absorption of Vitamin D.
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