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How about the brunette on Sex in the City. In my first post I said there are too amny to even begin to list or pick from so I was not trying to be PC. The brunette on Lost is nice too, which reminds me I have to go now.
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Olga Pikhienko would be my choice. Arguably she might be the best hand balancer ever and one could make a case that she is the strongest woman in the world.

She performs in the DVD versions of Cirque Du Soleil Varekai and Quidam.

Happy Motoring All,

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Originally posted by andrews:
Be careful with the posts guys. This is a "family friendly" site....right?

Well, there's being beautiful and then there's being beautiful and knowing how to use it.
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To satisfy buster and Pablo (or create envy), living in Singapore enables me to witness a lot of beautiful Asian women in the media. Not just chinese but lots from other races. My favorites:

Aishwarya Rai - Queen of Bollywood and Miss World 94.
Nadya Huntagalung - She's from Indonesia, has the mixed genetic parentage Pablo would like to see.
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I watch some TV shows from Singapore, and there are some beautiful women on them.
I know a woman at church from Indonesia, and she's beautiful.
The highest comcentration of beautiful women I've ever seen was in Narita Airport, and I wasn't sure if I'd break my own neck, or if Yoko would do it for me.
But she's still the most beautiful to me.
 
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What's with all the emasculated male responses to a very simple question about who we think is beautiful? Seems like some of the "guys" on here are trying to prove how "enlightened" they are instead of who they feel is hot. It's too bad these males feel ashamed to be true to thier nature.

How do you know they are not representing what is truly beautiful to them? Beauty is always in the eye of the beholder, and meaning is always in the minds of the communicators. If you reserve the right to interpret the word "beauty" (the original question) as meaning sexiness (your personal interpretation (actually MY interpreation of YOUR interpretation, given that you used the word "hot")), then you should allow other people their own interpretation of the word. And on the same theme, can you universally define what is "true to nature"?

As for myself, the older I get the more I appreciate beauty, and the more I include in the definition. Although I am Anglo, the traditional American beauty pageant model just leaves me cold. The more mixed influences there are, the more I like them.

And that is just in two dimensions. In real life, looks become significantly less important than a woman's life outlook, kindness, openness, and general comfort with herself and other people.

[ February 15, 2005, 01:37 AM: Message edited by: TooManyWheels ]
 
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The statement "white women are FAT...and getting fatter"....isn't that a rather harsh indictment of a particular race?

Yes harsh sorry - sort of tongue in cheek - not race bashing. However, statistically speaking it is the TRUTH. Of course not all white folks are FAT - but as a group we are getting fatter.


From the looks of things, I'd say everybody is getting fatter except the handful of people with the good sense not to (me, for one).
I'm 44, if I ate like I did at 20 I'd be 300 pounds but I was smart enough to slow down. Also I'm too cheap when it comes to clothes to go out and buy all new bigger stuff, so I try to keep my weight the same.
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TooManyWheels,
The individual I had directed that comment towards has admitted that his choices had been meant as a joke. And yes, we all know the corny statement that "beauty is only skin deep" and that "it's what a person is on the inside that counts" stuff. I don't really think the interest and intent of the originator of this thread was based on what we thought about a womans personality. Maybe I'm wrong, but as men, our first attraction towards a female is her appearance. This is why females spend soooo much time trying to look attractive (old and young alike). This is an instinctual habit, being a neccesity if a female is going to attract a mate. After the initial attraction, a "courting" phase begins. During this period, ones goal is to find out if the other is as attractive in personality, as the initial appearance. The point of this thread, seemed to me to be about who we found physically attractive....not how wonderful or beautiful our wives, children, female activists, etc. are. Since nobody really cares about our private lives, the natural answer to the original question would be based on the typical male response of who is "hot".....not why we love somebody or "respect" them.
It's a male thing.
 
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Originally posted by TooManyWheels:
In real life, looks become significantly less important than a woman's life outlook, kindness, openness, and general comfort with herself and other people.
TMW, I've never heard it stated better than you have just done. All young men should be tought this rather than the hollywood-based mentalities that are too prevalant nowadays.
 
Andrews - Let me share my perspective. I don't know for sure, but suspect I am somewhat older than you, as I can remember going through what you currently describe. I often see women that many people would call "hot", and they really peak my interest....but only for a few seconds. If another one walks by right after, that one will captivate my interest, for a few seconds. My point is that sexiness is pretty much a commodity, to me visual sexiness is basically all the same.

Physical beauty is a little more interesting. When I had a 50 minute drive to work, I would be serially entranced by the look of this woman's bare shoulder, that woman's lip's and nose as reflected in the mirror, another woman's beautiful hands on the steering wheel, but again, each is forgotten when the next is seen.

But a woman's presence, carriage and personality can BURN it's way into my brain and proceed to take up residence, sometimes to the exclusion of the person I am committed to. In my experience it doesn't happen with a woman who is not at least reasonably attractive, but in recent years looks have not been the primary hook for my imagination. It might just be an age thing.
 
In a young woman, the best thing is beauty and a brain. When the beauty fades, the brain will still be there.

And maybe she can support you in your old age.
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TooManyWheels,
I understood everything you've said. My only point is that the beauty of a female is the first and foremost attraction. I would never date a girl just because she is beautiful. But I'll tell you what, I wouldn't date a girl that I thought was ugly...no matter what her personality was like. Does this make me shallow? I don't believe that a person can be labeled shallow for describing and reacting to an honest question in the way that I did. Mind you, I know that you haven't labeled me this, yet I do perceive an undertone of this amoungst some posters. My age isn't important, although I'm over forty. I realize that as we get older, beauty takes on different forms. And why is this? Well, I think it's because we realize that most of the true physically beautiful females wouldn't give us older, less vital men, a second look. So, as a natural means of coping with this realistic fact, we accept other notions of what is "beauty"....and call our new enlighteness being "mature", as though the young guys are somehow immature because they are focused more on a traditional view of beauty. I suppose what this all comes down to for me is the present negation of what being a man is. Seems to me that everywhere you turn, this nuevo-society is trying to emasculate traditional maleness into a "metro-sexual" type of identity....which is no identity at all. God made men different from women, and one of those aspects is the males attraction to the female form first and foremost. No shame in that, nothing "sexist" about it, just factual.
 
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as we get older, beauty takes on different forms.

I think you are somewhat right about older men not being interested in younger women because they wouldn't give us the time of day, but to me that hinges more around what might be held in common, which is age related, than to age itself. If I fantasize about some young thing, almost immediately I think Yes, she's nice to look at, but what would we talk about? Most likely she would think the same thing. If you are with someone with whom you have nothing in common, how fun is that?

We are probably actually disussing two different questions, one about a visual experience, the other about a total experience. I do agree with you that men are initially attracted by looks foremost.
 
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On a more serious note, beauty to me is not all looks. I wood MUCH rather spend time with a girl that I get along with, can hold a conversation with, and have something in common with then some super hotty who doesn't know here *** from a hole in the ground.
 
I too think Asian females are the most beautiful. Married to one 20 years junior to me. She's gorgeous, the type you dream about but never expect to touch it in reality. She lack's the height to become a professional model. But that's just fine because I love them petite. We have a beautiful 2 year old into our 5th year anniversary. So how did this all happen? It is simple, start searching over seas. If you feel attracted to Asian females more power to you. Our current western culture are too twisted up with bizarre fashion trending relationships, i.e. older woman/younger man, the corporate woman, lesbian influenced attitudes/fashions. Or just too hung up on guilt ridden puritanical values.


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Originally posted by TooManyWheels:
I think you are somewhat right about older men not being interested in younger women because they wouldn't give us the time of day, but to me that hinges more around what might be held in common, which is age related, than to age itself. If I fantasize about some young thing, almost immediately I think Yes, she's nice to look at, but what would we talk about? Most likely she would think the same thing. If you are with someone with whom you have nothing in common, how fun is that?

 
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