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Black hair is quite rare but brown eyes are not and I find them particulaly boring as most of the world have brown eyes.
Black hair is common in Italy, Spain, Greece, certain parts of France and the UK which are all part of Europe, so the statement that it's rare in Europe is not accurate.
Álvaro Bultó, a sportsman, but her was most famous for being the supposed boyfriend of Infanta Cristina when she was young.
I know him and his brothers. I went to the driving test the same day that one of his brothers and he flunked out because he did the wheelies with a Vespa, one of those vespas they used for driving tests. At that time, they still had Bultaco.
Black hair is common in Italy, Spain, Greece, certain parts of France and the UK which are all part of Europe, so the statement that it's rare in Europe is not accurate.
I own a hotel and I see a lot of people, black hair is common all around Europe. Irish, English, Germans, Russians, everybody. Germans, I receive buses from Germany from certain areas and they all have black hair, so goes for the English. The real difference is suntan, sun.
What differentiates people more is size, northern people are big, pale, wear creamy colours and are heavier and more cumbersome. French and Italians, I can't tell them apart except by their clothing.
Russians come in all shapes and you never know. Americans can be told apart because of their shrilling accents, you can hear them by miles.
I had a large table packed with people with very black hair and very white skin, I would have sweared they were Spanish from somewhere in middle Spain with no sun...They were all Welsh and Irish on a Bachelor Party. I asked them if they were descendants of Spanish immigrants and no, they were English and Irish. I guess that in Ireland they have people with black hair they have a name for them and once, somebody came with the romantic idea that they were descendants of the Spansh that wreck during the Armada, not true at all since the survivors were few and could sail to Flanders.
I had a large table packed with people with very black hair and very white skin, I would have sweared they were Spanish from somewhere in middle Spain with no sun...They were all Welsh and Irish on a Bachelor Party. I asked them if they were descendants of Spanish immigrants and no, they were English and Irish. I guess that in Ireland they have people with black hair they have a name for them and once, somebody came with the romantic idea that they were descendants of the Spansh that wreck during the Armada, not true at all since the survivors were few and could sail to Flanders.
Perhaps the people of the Bachelor Party were Goths instead:
I had a large table packed with people with very black hair and very white skin, I would have sweared they were Spanish from somewhere in middle Spain with no sun...They were all Welsh and Irish on a Bachelor Party. I asked them if they were descendants of Spanish immigrants and no, they were English and Irish. I guess that in Ireland they have people with black hair they have a name for them and once, somebody came with the romantic idea that they were descendants of the Spansh that wreck during the Armada, not true at all since the survivors were few and could sail to Flanders.
I own a hotel and I see a lot of people, black hair is common all around Europe. Irish, English, Germans, Russians, everybody. Germans, I receive buses from Germany from certain areas and they all have black hair, so goes for the English. The real difference is suntan, sun.
What differentiates people more is size, northern people are big, pale, wear creamy colours and are heavier and more cumbersome. French and Italians, I can't tell them apart except by their clothing.
Russians come in all shapes and you never know. Americans can be told apart because of their shrilling accents, you can hear them by miles.
I've met groups of germans from lower saxony and areas around it, they are definitely predominantly blonde, in my opinion even more than norwegians (who have in fact a lot of people with brown hair.)
You probably have met germans mostly from rhineland-pallantine or bavaria.
And the brits, yes its no surprise, in wales, Ireland, Most of scotland and most of england, most people have dark hair, and not only mousy brown but in fact a lot of them have black/darkbrown hair, unlike in most of central/northern europe.
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