blond hair + blue eyes = ?

[slipknotpsycho]

well....?

slipknotpsycho Reviewed by slipknotpsycho on 07-29-2007. blond hair + blue eyes = ? well....? Rating: 5

[rebgirl420]

hahahahahahahaha I guess im evil then :thumbsup:

[BizzleLuvin]

indeed blonde is evil. seeing as i am a brunette, i am superior

[zino11]

equals sexy and dumb and usually a oh nevermind haha

[jdub61]

lil jon voice: hhhhhhhhhhhhhhwhat??

[REEFERDREAMZ]

I am evil yes I am...:thumbsup:

[Blitzed]

Children of the corn?

[SocksThaClown]

Only if they're German. Ooh! Stereotyping FTL. (I only kid. I love clogs.)

[Professor Dan K.]

skin color is skin color, hair color is hair color, religious preference is religious preference.. were all equal and we all have thoughts of our own.

deep down were all the same, we all laugh and we cry and we dream about better days...

[rebgirl420]

Im naturally more of a dirty blonde color myself (but I dye it the lightest color blonde I could find) but my eyes are blue. I think its a recessive gene though. Heres what wiki says:


"Blond is a hair color found in certain people characterized by low levels of the dark pigment eumelanin. From degrees of almost light brown, to pale, almost white yellow, the various hues of blondness are found in a little less than 1.8% of the world's human population."

Yay I feel special.

"Many sub-categories of blond hair have also been invented to describe someone with blond hair more accurately. Examples include the following:

Platinum blond and towhead - nearly white; found naturally almost exclusively in children, but occurring rarely among some adults
Sandy blond - similar to sand in color
Ash blond - usually quite fair, with some ashen (grey) tones
Dirty blond or dishwater blond - dark blond
Golden blond or honey blond - lighter, with a gold cast
Bottle blond or bleach blond - artificially dyed blond hair
Strawberry blond - reddish blond
Pool blond - with green undertones, from habitual use of a chlorinated pool
Hazy blond or zebra blond - streaked blond and brunette
Brownish blond - darkest shade of blond with sometimes looking light brown and at other times dark blond or even lighter "

"Lighter hair colors originally occured as rare mutations,[3] It is quite likely, however, that it once was common in all of the temperate climate zone above the 50th degree of latitude. In these areas, the scarcity of sunlight would mean that having relatively little pigment is an advantage, as one's skin and hair receive more essential elements."

THIS IS COOL HERE

"According to the study, the appearance of blond hair and blue eyes in some northern European women made them stand out from their rivals at a time of fierce competition for scarce males. The study argues that blond hair was produced higher in the Cro-Magnon descended population of the European region because of food shortages 10,000-11,000 years ago. Almost the only sustenance in northern Europe came from roaming herds of mammoths, reindeer, bison and horses and finding them required long, arduous hunting trips in which numerous males died, leading to a high ratio of surviving women to men. This hypothesis argues that women with blond hair posed an alternative that helped them mate and thus increased the number of blonds.

According to the authors of The History and Geography of Human Genes (1994), blond hair became predominant in Europe in about 3000 BC among the recently arrived Proto-Indo-European settlers though the trait spread quickly through sexual selection into Scandinavia when that area was settled because men found women with blond hair attractive"