2011-01-10, 04:21 | Link #744 | |
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And while I have no idea why Japanese seem to think that folks from England are blonde (a very rare hair color there), I can live with that. |
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2011-01-10, 04:50 | Link #748 |
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Actually, my only recollection of a British immigrant friend/classmate during my elementary school years was blonde. So yeah, it never occurred to me that they could be rare, either.
Edit: You should visit Vancouver or Los Angeles... It will open your eyes... Although, I heard Macao wasn't too bad either.
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2011-01-10, 07:49 | Link #757 |
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Look at it that way... this surrender meme came up during France's resistance to join the Iraq war, and lord knows that they were vindicated by how things turned out.
And I have a hard time seeing Laura as "masculine" - eyepatch or not. I'd say that her hotness level is way way up |
2011-01-10, 07:56 | Link #758 |
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Shiroth: Yes, but the "typical English" girl would hardly be selected light blonde, wouldn't you agree? Brown/brunette is much more typical. Heck, pick red at least.
Just heard that I need to fly to Rain City Central (London) from tuesday to thursday *sigh*. Will recheck how many light blondes I'll pass by. |
2011-01-10, 08:07 | Link #760 |
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French bashing aside, I believe Japanese viewing female Brits or European mostly as blondes has to do with stereotypes and their unrequited love for anything europe, which they view as exotic. Just try to have the author living in the UK more than a year and we'd see him portray the females with more diverse hair colors and drinks alcohol just as much as the men. Lol j/k..
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