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Maybe there's more than people think because we don't hear most of them talk? I know I at least see what country models are from at the time I read the first post and don't see many french ones let alone among even my favorite European models on top of that. The fact that I like more models from Romania is still funny to me .

No doubt. I suppose I'm judging that on her thread activity, as well as how well she polls in voting type threads when if she shows up, which is not often. I don't think I've ever seen her in an avi or sig before either.. although that includes me

I think I'll make her my next one <_<

^True, not many come to mind - but I immediately thought of Aurelie Claudel and Noemie Lenoir and, naturally, Morgane Dubled who I've always had a 'thing' for. Curiously though, just as a casual observation (so it might bear too much scrutiny) many of their models seem to become 'actresses' pretty quickly - starting, I suppose, with Brigitte Bardot; and become better known for that.

Ah yes, I forgot about Aurelie

Nice points Joe recently I see Australia and Netherlands especially interesting when it goes to models - and South Africa of course

haha, Hey, don't break my bubble. This is the average Swedish woman:

A Swedish friend of mine left the states and works in Stockholm now. His girlfriend is also a pretty blonde (and blue eyes).

^It's B! I'm sure I've bored you with this before, but they are all so bloody healthy and "fit". I didn't find them overly beautiful though, or blonde (unlike Finland, where everybody seemed to be blonde). But it was always nice to watch them walking infront of you as a result...

Well, I wasn't bored but I remember you telling me that . What's interresting is the different takes of Swedish guys from here. One told me they're all beautiful and another basically what you said including Finland having the blonde percentage they're stereotyped for.

No, I was confused cause I thought you were referring to this 'California has more people than France and Canada' combined. Looks like you weren't

I can see why it would be confusing .

Not only... there are quite many 'singers' who supposedly have 1 or 2 songs out, yet instead of remembering the title or the melody of their songs, you'd be quicker to count the number of Loubutins they have, based on their party photo evidence etc.

Haha, you're not the only one, quite many people think she's 'Lately.' Or call her Tracy she mentions it in her show quite frequently.

Well, I guess that's true, but then again singers and celebs have so many fragrances and clothing lines ect. too. Its good to know I'm not alone with the name thing though .

Ahhh and you used 'my' emoticon

No doubt. I suppose I'm judging that on her thread activity, as well as how well she polls in voting type threads when if she shows up, which is not often. I don't think I've ever seen her in an avi or sig before either.. although that includes me

I think I'll make her my next one <_<

One thing about it though, you never know who's a VSFS appearance away from becoming randomly popular .

Not only... there are quite many 'singers' who supposedly have 1 or 2 songs out, yet instead of remembering the title or the melody of their songs, you'd be quicker to count the number of Loubutins they have, based on their party photo evidence etc.

Haha, you're not the only one, quite many people think she's 'Lately.' Or call her Tracy she mentions it in her show quite frequently.

Well, I guess that's true, but then again singers and celebs have so many fragrances and clothing lines ect. too. Its good to know I'm not alone with the name thing though .

Ahhh and you used 'my' emoticon

Nice points Joe recently I see Australia and Netherlands especially interesting when it goes to models - and South Africa of course

Yeah, some places are really churning them out . It'll be interresting to see how many last .

haha, Hey, don't break my bubble. This is the average Swedish woman:

http://i44.tinypic.com/9bm5vn.jpg

A Swedish friend of mine left the states and works in Stockholm now. His girlfriend is also a pretty blonde (and blue eyes).

Maybe I've read too much science fiction, but when ever someone says someone is the average somewhere (in something other than measured qualities), I always imagine them being selected by a machine or something . Either way, if that's what it chosel, Caroline Winberg a lot of their models must be below average there then . All speculations aside, I do like some of their models though. As a side note, the merit of blonde hair and blue eyes is definitely a case by case basis for me .

you´ve got my vote Joe

It´s really about the woman - suck the colour Marloes is dreamy - she is a princess

I didn't say which one I meant j/k of course .

I've made homemade beer even though I don't drink

I eat grass - not necessarily random grass, but the edible ones such as lemon grass and such.

I was beat up by a girl at age 5 and beat up a grown man at age 13 - I'm not going to sugar coat heat beating of me. We're not talking a slap or two, I mean lefts, rights, body shots, jabs, the whole thing. Its possible that said defeat hardened me and is the cause of the grown man beat down.

I've been befriended by a wolf and attacked by a squirrel in the same day

I was a 300lb vegetarian, for a whole year

I used to teach bellydancing - I only taught my female friends, but then stopped out of fear of being secretly recorded for internet videos and such.

attacked by a squirrel in the same day

So is that a euphemism?

^

I was a 300lb vegetarian, for a whole year

I used to teach bellydancing - I only taught my female friends, but then stopped out of fear of being secretly recorded for internet videos and such.

Joe!! this is A MUST SEE!!

Quite possibly the best parenting ever. (Seriously! I've never been one of those people who coddles children, so this guy is my hero)

^ Twinkie RAGE

I must say that in regular life, I've yet to find someone able to separate one, but I figured each would pick one here so I was curious to see which one. Most people find being befriended by a wolf is usually the standout though . The squirrel thing is unfortunatley literal and bears irony given my love for squirrels but they're much friendlier in other parts of the country and world than here.

Joe!! this is A MUST SEE!!

I don't have any footage although I can't say definitively that it doesn't exist per se. I must say though, the most fun is teaching a girl with no hips because they tend to believe its an impossibility for them.

Quite possibly the best parenting ever. (Seriously! I've never been one of those people who coddles children, so this guy is my hero)

I've been having a bit of technical difficulty on the video end lately as it takes forever just to load a half minute video and I can't use headsets on the work one. That said, I'll keep it on file and thanks for stopping by . When I saw that name, I knew you must have had some goodies in store.

Quite possibly the best parenting ever. (Seriously! I've never been one of those people who coddles children, so this guy is my hero)

You're so disinterested in it, that you don't even bother to spell it properly

Wut?

cod·dle

verb (used with object), cod·dled, cod·dling.

1.

to treat tenderly; nurse or tend indulgently; pamper: to coddle children when they're sick.

2.

to cook (eggs, fruit, etc.) in water that is just below the boiling point; cook gently.

Grammar lesson, I´m in!

Joe, is it hard to learn a girl with no hips the belly dance?

cod·dle

verb (used with object), cod·dled, cod·dling.

2.

to cook (eggs, fruit, etc.) in water that is just below the boiling point; cook gently.

I learnt this new method for cooking eggs recently too, it's Japanese. You put the raw egg in a pair of stockings and swing it about - one direction - for 5 minutes, and then swap direction (as in clockwise, then anti-clockwise) so it scrambles within the shell. You then gently boil it and it comes out completely yellow. It's how they often serve it with sushi...

Apologies if this is off-topic!

Wut?

cod·dle

verb (used with object), cod·dled, cod·dling.

1.

to treat tenderly; nurse or tend indulgently; pamper: to coddle children when they're sick.

2.

to cook (eggs, fruit, etc.) in water that is just below the boiling point; cook gently.

I thought you ment something else In my defense, I had just woken up

cod·dle

verb (used with object), cod·dled, cod·dling.

2.

to cook (eggs, fruit, etc.) in water that is just below the boiling point; cook gently.

^Mmm... Coddled eggs.

I learnt this new method for cooking eggs recently too, it's Japanese. You put the raw egg in a pair of stockings and swing it about - one direction - for 5 minutes, and then swap direction (as in clockwise, then anti-clockwise) so it scrambles within the shell. You then gently boil it and it comes out completely yellow. It's how they often serve it with sushi...

Apologies if this is off-topic!

You Lie!!!

cod·dle

verb (used with object), cod·dled, cod·dling.

2.

to cook (eggs, fruit, etc.) in water that is just below the boiling point; cook gently.

^Mmm... Coddled eggs.

I learnt this new method for cooking eggs recently too, it's Japanese. You put the raw egg in a pair of stockings and swing it about - one direction - for 5 minutes, and then swap direction (as in clockwise, then anti-clockwise) so it scrambles within the shell. You then gently boil it and it comes out completely yellow. It's how they often serve it with sushi...

Apologies if this is off-topic!

U shall ALWAYS be on topic when food comes into play

Had to share this story with you. Bizarre, fascinating, and screams James Cameron all over it.

Is James Cameron launching an asteroid mining company?

A new company called Planetary Resources held its official launch today promising a new venture that would merge "space exploration and natural resources," while adding "trillions" of dollars to the global GDP.

The company counts some heavy-hitters amongst its founders and financial backers, including filmmaker/explorer James Cameron, Google co-founders Larry Page and Eric Schmidt, Ross Perot Jr. Charles Simonyi, formerly of Microsoft.

The group's somewhat vague press release has the site Technology Review thinking the new company's goal "sounds like asteroid mining."

Planetary Resources announced its launch on Tuesday morning at an event held at the Charles Simonyi Space Gallery at The Museum of Flight in Seattle.

And while they have set up several online destinations for the company, including Facebook and Twitter pages, no more specific information has been revealed to the public.

You can read the group's full press release after the jump, which promises, "a new space venture with a mission to help ensure humanity's prosperity."

Ready for some Pandora action and wild crazy alien sex amigo? I got an extra application on hand just in case

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