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[Tiberius]

No really it wasn't sarcasm. I work in a business where I have to deal with a lot of people from foreign countries. The British women I've had to deal with were pretty gross and hairy. Also, the past week I've been at the beach and I've seen a lot of Brits. Those women look just like the ones I deal with at work. The eating disorders where I'm from consists of eating too much. Kentucky has one of the highest obesity rates in America. I think we ranked around 7 or 8 out of all of the states. Oh yeah and what about Susan Boyle? She had a unibrow and went on national tv with it!

I think the point we were trying to get across is that both Americans and British are related, mainly because Americans used to be British until about 300 years ago or whenever. Your location on Earth does not change your appearance in such a short space of time, so the argument that British women are "gross and hairy" doesn't hold. I could equally find a lot of American women who were gross and hairy.

You even prove my point by stating that your state has the highest obesity rates in America. Being obese is not considered attractive by "society" in general, so I could make the case that all the fat women in Kentucky are "beasts". I wouldn't, but that's because I'm not into attacking people over their looks.

On your Susan Boyle comment, I went over the pictures of her and can't see her supposed "unibrow". Sure, she's ugly, but she if you are going to hold one person as a stereotype for the rest of us, I might as well hold Marguerite Perrin (wife swap) as a stereotype for all Americans:

If you want to see some nice looking women from the same "Britain's Got Talent" that Boyle went on, do the Google search.