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Okay, granted all Scousers look the same but apart from that are there really any real differences in looks between English people?
As for myself, I'd pass for anything between Austrian and Swedish. I have some Bavarian genes, but that's way back, but still I look very German...
Generally there are more blondes in the east, and more pasty gingers further north and west. The Welsh and SW England tend to look more tanned with dark hair and eyes.
Is van der Junter better in Dutch or English then if you don't speak Dutch so well?
Dutch of course. Although I speak perfect English, don't I?
Pls stop talking about me I don't like to be the center of attention. This is the 4th page in a row.
My time to make questions. Lommaren:
- How do you look? How tall are you?
- Color of skin, typical stereotypical ultrawhite Swedish or a normal European? Hair and eyes?
- Which Spanish football team do you prefer
- Are the Canaries the paradise? (remember that in the same island you have La Laguna, extremely humid almost jungle looking subtropical landscapes and deserts plus semi-arid tropical climates) For anyone skeptic, tropical because the mean in the coldest month is above 18ºC so that meets the tropical threshold. Although it's not tropical for the lack of rain in those places where are +18ºC in the coldest month.
- Would you move now to Cádiz if someone offers you a 1.500€ net job per month (plus 2 extra payments of another 2 full wages, one in June and another in December, as it's by law in Spain )
Yes, me too. Like I said in southern Spain you can find Irish looking people (and it's not very rare), although in the north is a bit bigger prevalence, but still not very noticeable.
Italy is another world. Many people from Sicily for example look totally like Maghrebis (northern arabs), with very olive skin and totally black hair.
Meanwhile the italians under the Alps look the same as the people from Switzerland... crazy world this one, huh?
That's an exaggeration. Southern Italians are closest to Greeks. Nothing too exceptional about Sicilians either. In fact, they're slightly lighter than Calabrese on average.
Dutch of course. Although I speak perfect English, don't I?
Pls stop talking about me I don't like to be the center of attention. This is the 4th page in a row.
My time to make questions. Lommaren:
- How do you look? How tall are you?
- Color of skin, typical stereotypical ultrawhite Swedish or a normal European? Hair and eyes?
- Which Spanish football team do you prefer
- Are the Canaries the paradise? (remember that in the same island you have La Laguna, extremely humid almost jungle looking subtropical landscapes and deserts plus semi-arid tropical climates) For anyone skeptic, tropical because the mean in the coldest month is above 18ºC so that meets the tropical threshold. Although it's not tropical for the lack of rain in those places where are +18ºC in the coldest month.
- Would you move now to Cádiz if someone offers you a 1.500€ net job per month (plus 2 extra payments of another 2 full wages, one in June and another in December, as it's by law in Spain )
That's an exaggeration. Southern Italians are closest to Greeks. Nothing too exceptional about Sicilians either. In fact, they're slightly lighter than Calabrese on average.
Sicilians are little lighter than Calabrese on average probably because of Norman influence.
That's an exaggeration. Southern Italians are closest to Greeks. Nothing too exceptional about Sicilians either. In fact, they're slightly lighter than Calabrese on average.
I don't think I was exaggerating bro. Northern Maghrebis aren't very dark.
When you seek sicilian men in Google amongst the first results you can see this photo:
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