Polish looks?

No, not really. You almost look Italian with the dark hair, (Sicilian in particular).

I agree. You do look a bit Italian.

You look like you're from India. It's your eyes, your eyebrows, the shape of your face. Are your eyebrows naturally dark or did you dye them? Most Polish people have lighter eyebrows.

You look almost identical to this girl in my Italian class I took before. I'm not sure if she is Italian herself, but I think so.

i was thinking about that.... you look a lot like my friend from middle school.... the same cheek bones, lips and nose...but she was blonde :)

Haha, wow, Indian? Italian? Crazy! I'm not even kind of Indian or Italian in any way! :]

Here's an old picture of me with my natural hair color, from last year I think.

Shewolf, my eyebrows are naturally that dark. :]

Serbian or Croatian maybe.

i didn't think you looked polish! my guess was Anglo-Saxon(English) and Germanic

you look very much like my cousin but then we are Polish(pozan)/ German(danes originally)
X Anglo-Saxon (English immigrants to Australia)

me iv got Scottish from my mother....so im pole German Scott LOL

Lets see what nationality you think i look =) lol

I go through many hair colors sorry =/ lol

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You look very polish.Typical polish.The same look can be found in western Ukraine and eastern Czech Republic.

my great,great grandma spoke slovokian what reigion of POLAND would tht launage come from?

Probably a region close to the Slovakian frontier...

My turn to ask what's my look ? :)

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hmmmm....you look French too me.... are you from France Polson???? lol ;P

Cheater... ^^ You shouldn't have looked at my profile... :P

You look as if you're sending sb a kiss ;) I don't know whether it's considered typically Polish or not :D

That's not what i meant by "look"... And the kiss is for you, why do you even wonder ;)

Germanic look.Can be belgian,dutch,normandic.Even skandinavian if we had the opportunity to see the body as well.

Thanks Southern ;)
What are the characteristic features of Skandi bodies ?

I know, honey, I know ;) Thanks :*


Well, many of us have already had this opportunity :P (say no more... ;))

Polson, I've already told you you look Scandinavian!

You're welcome. If you want more than a kiss, rendez-vous behind the second tree from the entry of the park, the one that has blue flowers... :)


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I just wanted to check, and you were right, well done Jova ;)

The description is quite detailed and I might even give it a go... The thing is, I don't know what park you're talking about ;)

Now it's my turn. Do I look Polish?
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Should we be judging ur backside or what?

Well yes, why not? Maybe we'll discover a certain Polish look from this perspective ;)

Definately an oak / dąb / Quercus (probably Q. robur) just to the left. Maybe a maple / klon / Acer pseudoplatanus just creeping into the picture on the right. I think in the middle of the picture, there is also a young lady who looks very Polish indeed (although I can't quite put my finger on just how).

Nice from what I can see. My girl has just stripped, ready to go into the shower. Mmm...many Polish girls are curvy and sensuous. The table has just risen off the ground ;)

Any park can do :) You decide which one.


From this perspective, i'd say that you look...above-Switzerland-European ;)

Impressive. All trees are the same to me. I can only tell the difference between the coniferous and deciduous ones ;)


Why? ;)


The kinky thread awaits you, Seanus ;)


Park Oliwski in Gdansk will do ;) It's a great one! You choose the tree ;)


We're both the Northern type then ;)

You like Monty Python, don't you? Have you ever seen the recurring sketch-ette called "How to recognise different kinds of trees from quite a long way away"? Time after time the answer was "The Larch". Can I just mention that the Larch (Larix spp.) is a deciduous conifer?


I told you I don't know why!

Haha! yeah, the larch sketch is great :) And the larch is indeed confusing as a species, true ;)


No further questions then ;)