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**WepKeyday** · 03-24-2011, 09:34 AM

when did i say so?

Everytime i come along those average morphs by country i noticed immediately how darker the finnish morph is compared to swedish, danish and dutch morph,(havent seen much norwegian morphs to be honest) and it's no lighter than german morph actually, why do finns always have the stereotype that they are the blondest people in the world.. i've never understood it anyways...

If i base my experience on real life .. scandinavians, specially the danish are actually lighter than finns on average.. there is no way finns would come out as being lighter.. many finns have pretty dark hair(naturally) which is almost completly absent in some parts of scandinavia (mainland denmark comes to mind).[/QUOTE]

I just pointed out that scandinavians have less dark haired individuals than finns (people with really dark hair), and suggested the false belief that danes are the darkest scandinavians, when in comparision some parts of norway are definitely darker and even a photographer commented the relatively higher prescence of extreme blondism in copanhagen compared to stockholm...... According to those bolded sentences that wasn't your point. You said ON AVERAGE, too. If you only referred to the very dark haired Finnish individuals how were you able to separate them from the morphs because you based your claim on them? Just by looking a morph, you can't say anything about the variance within the group, do you?

03-24-2011, 09:34 AM	#40
WepKeyday Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 523 Senior Member	when did i say so? Everytime i come along those average morphs by country i noticed immediately how darker the finnish morph is compared to swedish, danish and dutch morph,(havent seen much norwegian morphs to be honest) and it's no lighter than german morph actually, why do finns always have the stereotype that they are the blondest people in the world.. i've never understood it anyways... If i base my experience on real life .. scandinavians, specially the danish are actually lighter than finns on average.. there is no way finns would come out as being lighter.. many finns have pretty dark hair(naturally) which is almost completly absent in some parts of scandinavia (mainland denmark comes to mind).[/QUOTE] I just pointed out that scandinavians have less dark haired individuals than finns (people with really dark hair), and suggested the false belief that danes are the darkest scandinavians, when in comparision some parts of norway are definitely darker and even a photographer commented the relatively higher prescence of extreme blondism in copanhagen compared to stockholm...... According to those bolded sentences that wasn't your point. You said ON AVERAGE, too. If you only referred to the very dark haired Finnish individuals how were you able to separate them from the morphs because you based your claim on them? Just by looking a morph, you can't say anything about the variance within the group, do you?
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