Legacys 7 wrote:

Hence why I said Brazil to Good egg Production. There too you can find everyone from around the world.

I've never been there so they don't count.

Yan Tan Tethera wrote:
Westeros

ftw!

Bunch of English actors, haha!

Christopher Hartman wrote:

The United States does it for me...because everyone from around the world can be found somewhere in the United States.

Same here in London

London Fog wrote:

Same here in London

Never been there, doesn't count.

Christopher Hartman wrote:

Never been there, doesn't count.

Well, I've lived in LA, but I'd say London has the edge, women wise!

Christopher Hartman wrote:

I've never been there so they don't count.

Well they may not count to you, but it doesn't erase two facts. Beautiful women and just as diverse when it comes to people from all over the planet are there. Anyways, I still say no country have the best because beautiful women are in every country.

Andialu wrote:

Maybe you're right. But who nose?

Knows*

Koryn Locke wrote:
In general, I tend to find Brazilians, Puerto Ricans and Dominicans and those people with the crazy high cheekbones and chocolatey skin, from Africa (maybe Kenya area but, not sure) to be some of the most beautiful people to look at, in terms of their facial features.

Those women sort of all look the same, but with different complexions.

My "wow you're really neat to look at" and "wow I'd totally do you" criteria are two totally different things. A number of countries made the first list, maybe two made the second. I agree that the majority of them look super similar.

London Fog wrote:
Other countries to consider, Poland, Czech Republic and Hungary!

Don't forget Samoa.

Christopher Hartman wrote:
No United States?  are we too mixed up?

Mongrels.  Ever watch "Stripes"?  Bill Murray had it right.

But, while each and every one of these composites reveals an exceptionally attractive visage, is anyone else sort of, I don't know, as weirded out as me?  Isn't this just a little bit creepy, is some kind of uncomfortable way?

And then, what do you get when you compile all the composites?  Eve?

Laura UnBound wrote:

My "wow you're really neat to look at" and "wow I'd totally do you" criteria are two totally different things. A number of countries made the first list, maybe two made the second. I agree that the majority of them look super similar.

I'm kind of the opposite. The more striking the face, typically the more sexually desirable a person is to me. There is obviously a lot more that goes into establishing desire than just looks (a mean, shitty person isn't hot ever), but on a very immediate gratification level, I'm a sucker for faces, especially really unique ones, with huge cheekbones, huge eyes, and sometimes kind of weird-looking noses too. Adrian Brody is, to me, one of the sexiest men on earth, and he's got a pretty distinctive face. I could just look at his profile all day long.  The people I've dated in my past, the people I ended up making that first pass at, were all kind of odd-looking by conventional standards. My current boyfriend has cheekbones that seriously start right below his eye sockets and slope out; the first day I met him, I was like, "Holy fuck! Goddamn those cheekbones. And ginormous anime eyes!" Instant boner.

Andialu wrote:
Don't forget Samoa.

Samoa is on there. Or don't you bother to read the purpose of the link before posting?

Click Hamilton wrote:
Samoa is on there. Or don't you bother to read the purpose of the link before posting?

Click Hamilton: 1 Andialu: 0

Andialu wrote:
Click Hamilton: 1 Andialu: 0

I wonder what the average U.S. American would look like?

Maybe it would be the same as the world average, or all the above photos mixed together.

GRMACK wrote:
Sadly, seems true.  America has gotten too fat.  Last I heard was our average BMI was over 74% and I think we just relinquished our "Fattest Country" status to Mexico in the past two months.

I know the tattoo shops love it for more surface area to work, but seems more ink is making the problem even more apparent as we have some huge moving murals around here.  Even kids at bus stops are huge, and my doc said he's never seen so many diabetic ones showing up in his office at very early ages.

O_o Tattoo shops love it for surface work? What? lol

That is funny Samoa has had a fat epidemic too long before it happened here. They still made the list. BOOM. America has been pondering to "fix" this so called epidemic since they invaded the islands.

Not every country believes in the same beauty as everyone else does. Hence as in this thread. One size might equal beauty for some like yourself and the tattoo parlors, owners, artist, i.e. you know might love making money off of body surface size. Funny, many Samoans/Polynesians live in CA and well they also love tattoos as it is very part of their culture... Hmmm.... Health does not equal size either. Any doctor knows this. SMH...

de5m0mike wrote:
I found this utterly fascinating.

http://fstoppers.com/the-average-faces- … -the-world

What I found interesting/amusing was that I know three women who would be mistaken for three of the composites here.

The averaging stuff is 10+ years old, and they're finding holes in it as an overall theory, but up to those points, it's a very useful model.

Koryn Locke wrote:

BMI is an outdated, inaccurate way to measure people's health. I have a 25 inch waist and a six pack stomach if I invest a few weeks into getting it to show. According to BMI, I'm "borderline overweight" at 124. It doesn't take into account things like very athletic people.

Yeah, people are getting too big, but BMI is an indicator of nothing.

All of this.  BMI was a system developed by Adolphe Quetelet, a mathematician.  He was NOT a physician.

Christopher Hartman wrote:

ftw!

Bunch of English actors, haha!

Don't forget the Irish!

M A U I wrote:
I know there are attractive women in every other country and all those other cliche phrases and all, but in  my opinion: Brazil and the Czech Republic. That's where VS gets most of their models from

VS...?

JadeDRed wrote:

Don't forget the Irish!

the soap?

S K E L E T O N  K E Y wrote:
Untill we get a Scottish composite, you can all just go by this:

Everyone has a beautiful side

http://youtu.be/RxPZh4AnWyk

Cry Me A River:
http://youtu.be/Wxy8bLzsCfM

Click Hamilton wrote:

Everyone has a beautiful side

http://youtu.be/RxPZh4AnWyk

One of the best renditions of this song I've heard:
http://youtu.be/Wxy8bLzsCfM

Lol, I'm very much aware of who she is, and she has a cracking personality too

Click Hamilton wrote:

Everyone has a beautiful side

http://youtu.be/RxPZh4AnWyk

Cry Me A River:
http://youtu.be/Wxy8bLzsCfM

I still haven't heard her sing.

S K E L E T O N  K E Y wrote:
Lol, I'm very much aware of who she is, and she has a cracking personality too

Of course you are. That was part of the finesse of your tease

Perhaps not everyone else recognizes her in the context of that photo.


Your post brightened my day

Andialu wrote:
I still haven't heard her sing.

Maybe her 2014 world tour?

Click Hamilton wrote:

Maybe her 2014 world tour?

The problem is every time I see something about her I'm work and I don't have speakers or headphones. By the time I get home I just don't think to look up her music.