Posted on 10/23/2009 9:26:21 PM PDT by pissant
Kristine Hermosa?
(And don't NOBODY post the Helen Thomas 72 virgins pic!! ;-( )
She’s not pure Filipina though — mix of Dutch and Filipino.
I would not trust a Travelers magazine for an answer to where the most Beautiful Women are.
If you want to know something about the subject, ask a Veteran who has spent time in the countries of the World. Better yet ask a Sailor.
This Sailor, votes for Italy as number 1.
Other countries that I would include on the list, that are not on the blonde-heavy list from the travelers magazine, are Isreal, Spain, Austraila, Puerto Rico, Japan, Iran, India, Brazil, Chile, and even Egypt.
I’m learning....I had a Mollucan-Dutch liasion very briefly in Curacao once...a nice mix physically
did she have eye surgery like Connie Chung or is she some sorta closed Spanish gene pool
are there many women in the Phillipines that Euro looking?
I dated a white jamaican...almost married her...blonde blue eyes...French colonial refugees from the Haitian white diaspora after the slave revolt...those not massacred....she was from arguably the Caribbean’s richest family (legal cash) but her gene pool had been closed to whites only for 180 years
very non Jamaican looking.
lots of great pics of her
What you will see is many look like Thai, and some look Thai and Spanish. Very sexy women.
Beautiful women? They are here, regardless of your particular tastes.
Argentina eh? I suppose that makes sense because it’s the plastic surgery capital of the New world—makes Beverly Hills look like amateurs.
Years ago, I knew a guy who had traveled extensively in Asia and Europe.
His summary was:
Hands down, the most beautiful women he ever saw were in... Greece
Very astute observation, MHGinTN!
What use is there in marrying a stunning 25-year-old with a short "shelf life," i.e., who blossoms into a fat, slovenly 35-year-old?
My observation is that Asian women age the most-gracefully. You can see many, many 55-year-old Asian ladies who are still slim, if not especially shapely (well, they're rarely shapely to begin with - hourglass figures are seldom encountered amongst Far Eastern ladies). Whether that's due to superior genes or diet, I don't know. Add to that their genetic predisposition to maintain a wrinkle-free complexion well into middle age, and you've got an unbeatable combination.
East European ladies have an excellent starting position re. facial bone structure, figure, and overall grooming (make-up!), and many really strive to maintain those positive attributes into their 40s, but then comes the inevitable thickening of the midriff and wrinkling of the skin (the curse of the fair-skinned).
Of course, the most important factor is if you can hold an intelligent conversation with your spouse, even twenty years down the line. For that, it's necessary to have a common cultural basis - which pretty much rules out Far Eastern types, in my opinion.
Regards,
“I love Cebu - has very nice beaches and the people are very warm. You should visit Bohol - probably an hour’s flight from Cebu.”
I have been to Bohol..I see Bohol from my beach.
At night I see the lights of Tagbilaran from my cottage.
I take a ferry there when I want to go.
“I think he meant that they don’t age well—which is true.”
Well, when you are 65, who cares? They will care for you till your last breath.
My girlfriend is 27.
Actually only four are slavic, The Latvians are a nation of Balt ancestry. Estonians are related to Finns, and more distantly to the Magyars of Hungary.
“Actually only four are slavic”
Yes, I should not have included those two northern countries
with the Slavic.
Yes, Hungarians are the odd ones.
Karelo-Finish, stuck in the middle of Serbs.
i think he means old geezers have a chance with the lovelies.
I’ve been pining away for a Filipina for 6 years now... *sigh*
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