Do I look Polish? (Part II -- Much more detail than other topic)

Funny, that's how I picture Southern, but he's not Polish

it's a freakn' cave dude... didn't you know that??? geez....


;)

sweet burn. lol


lol. lol.

Thanks for the replies, all.

I can see how this topic could be perceived as "asinine" but I still think it's pretty neat to find out if I ever went to say Gniezno, would I blend in a little bit (and not stand out too much).

Thanks again!

I don't know if you look Polish but you look pretty hot...out.


damn its been like a year since i've been on this site...

Oh yeah, thanks to all for the compliments, I assure you that wasn't the intent when I created this topic but it's flattering! Thanks!!

martyoszka on the 3rd pic u look Polish on the second u look Irish so about half and half i'd say

Matryoshka, why is it so important for you to look Polish? I'm just being curious.

Matyjasz, it's not important. As I've mentioned multiple times already I am just curious.

Matryoshka

You look very Polish, your facial features, hair and everything else. If you wouldint of said your alittle bit Irish, most of these people wouldint be saying it, and even if they did, I would say they belong to a Keltic forum not a Slavic one.

Your dad is a Wisconsin native? 3/4 of WI is made of germanic people, ex-german, dutch, austrian, danish, swiss. The other 1/4 is polish and keltics-Irish/english/scottish. Polish being the majority of the 1/4 though. Its safe to say your dad is prolly mostly german/germanic. My polish family comes from WI, well after they left Polska. Id say your dominantly a polegerm like me. We have similar nose, except your is cute ;)



Says who? The nordid and germanic regions have this problem aswell.



In the 1st pic, you look very Bohemian-(austrian, czechslavokian). With a bit of English touch...

Scientists! People of Irish descent are more prone to skin cancer for that very same reason, they have a lower melanin count.....the Fitzpatrick chart, breaks down skin types into six types, number 1 being most at risk from buring, this is also known as Celtic type, number 2 is known as light skinned european, Nordic and Germanic people would fall under this category.

I agree they make #1 on the chart, but...
Kind of what I said isent it?-


To simply say this women has light skin and burns easy is an "Irish trait" or the irish in her, is underestamated. Its an Irish trait, but its also a nordid, germanic and polish one and could just as easily come from those genes too...

Julekcg, I'm not sure what your video has to do with my great-grandmother?

You look sad.



What a cracker mate. Can't stop laughing.

Haha, I do? Those are my "happy" pictures.

she looks EMO (;



you look like my 100% polish friend

my friend

Your friend looks EMO :P

hehe, noo. she's great cheerful beer companion

I .. do not look emo. :/

Wow, you're right -- that might be my long lost cousin! WEIRD!!

It is funny because you use cosmetics as slavic girls do.However you are mixed,you do not look entirely polish.

Matryoshka--as a fellow Pole, I would say that I can definitely see Polish characteristics in your face. Your nose and cheekbones look Polish to me but your eyes don't seem all that Polish (maybe a good thing :). In my experience Polish people have smaller eyes like your great grandmother.

Do I look like a Polite?