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That is still not an answer to the question.
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....to lack taste is to be desperate....
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Feb 21, 2005, 6:47 AM
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In reply to: That is still not an answer to the question.
fine
push the button
taste in women:
im not a name dropper but
go to Vegas: Lead Female Singer for Ka'
dated her for 2.5 years. just didnt work out, two different people. Im happier alone, less stress. is that the answer you want? its all i can give, candid to the molecular level(no sarcasm included)
hows that for starters?
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yanqui
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I didn't know it before I got here, but Argentine chicks are way hot. Brasilian babes can be pretty hot too, with some very exceptional cases (like some of the Sport's Illustrated Swimsuit models) , but on the average Argentine babes seem to rate higher. Mostly an Italian/ Spanish mix, with a little German, Eastern European, Arab and English mixed in. Does that count as a different race? My wife's grandfather on her Dad's side is an immigrant from the Spanish Basque country and her Mom's family immigrated from Italy.
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my wife is a pakistani, when i first me her i was just floored. i guess being a typical german/american white boy from rural michigan i was immediatly taken by her olive skin, dark hair and dark eyes. she's gorgeous, and totally diffrent from the girls i grew up with. our cultural diffrences have done nothing but make our family more diverse.
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In reply to: im not a name dropper but go to Vegas: Lead Female Singer for Ka' dated her for 2.5 years. just didnt work out, two different people. Im happier alone, less stress. is that the answer you want?
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Feb 22, 2005, 12:06 AM
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In reply to: In reply to: im not a name dropper but go to Vegas: Lead Female Singer for Ka' dated her for 2.5 years. just didnt work out, two different people. Im happier alone, less stress. is that the answer you want? Funny, but it seems to me that all you did was name drop. Luckily, I have a friend that works as a rigger in that show, so I can ask him for the relevant details as its related to this discussion. In reply to: Does that count as a different race? For this discussion, I'd say yes, and I'd say it is a good mix.
Good, make sure he tells Beth that Jason says Hi, ill appreciate it, truly!
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vivalargo
Feb 23, 2005, 5:51 PM
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Those are some very interesting stories. I suppose I'm about as multicultural as you can get. I'm 7/8 Irish and 1/8 American Indian, my wife is Venezuelan, and my oldest daughter (barely 17) is presently in Germany for a year. My main house is in Venezuela and down there my neighbors are from Chile, Lebanon, England, Spain and Italy. Here (Venice), my neighbors are Puerto Rican, Cuban, Mexican, German, and Swedish. I spent a lot of time in New Guinea.
I like Latin culture because I grew up with Mexicans--hence my nickname, Largo. But in my experience, from New Guinea to the North Pole, everyone is basically the same, just with different wrinkles.
JL
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