what percent of taiwanese women would trade their life for total whiteness?
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If it were possible to trade ten years of your life for total whiteness, what percent of Taiwanese women do you think would get it done?
Would you get it done?
Would you get it done, and then frolick in the sun all day, dazing others with your complete whiteness while flaunting it shamelessly?
My sister is totally white.
She would give 10 years of her life to get a tan and look like a bronzed Australian.
White Taiwanese women? Yes, I understand this. In the que at the airport on the way out a woman was standing to the side of the line so the sun would not hit her skin. Either that or she was a Vampire.
Not just at the airport. Try EVERYWHERE. All the people with umbrellas and long sleeved shirts on hot hot hot summer days…
And it’s QUEUE! UEUEUEUEUEUEUEUE!
If’ you’re not going to say “wait in line”, at least spell it right 
[quote=“lupillus”]Not just at the airport. Try EVERYWHERE. All the people with umbrellas and long sleeved shirts on hot hot hot summer days…
And it’s QUEUE! UEUEUEUEUEUEUEUE!
If’ you’re not going to say “wait in line”, at least spell it right :p[/quote]
I thought you learned American spelling. It is que. Brits go with queue. I tend to mix and match and find the extra UE redundant.
Regarding white. I thought it was bizarre then I first got to Taiwan but now figure the white girls are just as beautiful as the tanned girls. I used to like the tanned girls looks more.
Que = non-existent word.
Queue = line of waiting people
Cue = a line of waiting people/a promt
Tsk. Tsk. What are they teaching in schools these days.
At least the white girls will have less wrinkles/sun damage when they get older, I suppose.
Poagao’s criminally unupdated site has a story on this: poagao.org/pnews.htm
ps. there’s no such word as “que”, try looking it up, I just did, in an American dictionary. If you really want to spell like a nob why not shorten it to “q” ?
A cue is a snooker stick.
Where is 25% on this poll? It’s so difficult to make a vote if there aren’t more choices.
I believe 25% would trade their life for total whiteness.
A further 25% do want total whiteness a lot, but quite not enough to trade their life for it.
25% more women want total whiteness, but it’s more like a hobby than an obsession.
The final 25% are undecided about whether they want total whiteness or not.
:help: About 3% of Taiwanese men also want total whiteness, so I can understand the choice of 103%. But how about 401% and 601%: are you including women, men, boys, girls, political figures and gangsters all in one poll and letting the total go up to 601%? Something doesn’t add up in this clone math… :loco:
0%…what kind of way is this to start off the new year? dumb poll, dumb thread. I am sorry I even opened it… :loco: :loco:
Only when I’m shopping.
I’d say only 75% would. The other 25% probably have too much investment in whitening cream companies and umbrella and fake sleeve makers to risk losing their money.
How much would you trade in for waking up next to a ghostlike women every morning of your life … or going home and people asking all the time if she feels ok because she looks a little pale … :s
[quote=“lupillus”]Que = non-existent word.
Queue = line of waiting people
Cue = a line of waiting people/a promt
Tsk. Tsk. What are they teaching in schools these days.
[/quote] He he. Don’t you just hate it when you call someone on their grammar and/or spelling and then look just as foolish? Que is a French word.
Yes, and “queue” is also a French word. It means “tail”.
:raspberry: :raspberry: :raspberry:
I never liked you anyway!
[quote=“Big Fluffy Matthew”]Poagao’s criminally unupdated site has a story on this: poagao.org/pnews.htm
ps. there’s no such word as “que”, try looking it up, I just did, in an American dictionary. If you really want to spell like a nob why not shorten it to “q” ?
A cue is a snooker stick.[/quote]
A POOL Stick!
Bodo
I think pale is hot. On white chicks or asian chicks. I think a good dark complexion that is natural is hot. But I think tans make people look dirty.
I have never seen a “good, even tan”. I keep hearing abut these but I always see a little white here and there and it makes the rest of the tan look like it should be washed off.
I think bleaching your skin is a little overboard. But I am all about a good sunscreen.
I find this quest for whiteness to be yet another symptom of the terminal cancer of shallowness and misguided values which is eating away at the guts of our societies, both East and West. Bigger (fake) tits? Fuller (fake)head of hair? Nicer (fake) tan? Mei3bai2 (beautiful, artificially whiter skin)?
If these pathetic examples of homo “sapiens” would take the money they waste on their vanities and use it to support worthwhile causes, imagine how much better the world would be.
[quote=“Dragonbones”]
If these pathetic examples of homo “sapiens” would take the money they waste on their vanities and use it to support worthwhile causes, imagine how much better the world would be.[/quote]
Amen brother!
Anyways, with regard to this topic, I went to the local mechanic a while back to pick up my bike after some minor repairs, and he had his girlfriend there. She was a stunner, with a model’s body (no, not a fashion show catwalk anorexic model figure, just slim) and a beautiful face with big eyes. I said to him that he has a beautiful girlfriend, and he just shrugged and said “well… she’s a bit black” (dark) . I just thought WTF :loco: … Yeah, white can be beautiful, but the way that it’s percieved here as a defining standard of whether someone could be considered beutiful or not is just crazy.
Yeah. When I say that my boyfriend is handsome people act like I am being concieted. You are not supposed to say your SO is hot. So many of my guy friends if you say their SO is hot will say something silly like “She’s got a big ass” even if she doesn’t. Just a way of being modest.
Mine just says “she’s a pain in the ass” 
Your mechanic says 'she’s a bit black" probably has as much meaning to it.