If the father is Asian and the mother is Caucasian, then what is the baby?
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If the father is Asian and the mother is Caucasian, then what is the baby? Should the baby consider to be Asian or Caucasian???
. Cheers, Vikram.
I don't know and you don't either. Militant Agnostic
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It's not asked on your paper. Only police & media report write this information. In such case they could write "Australian" :laugh: More seriously they would probably write the opposite of the main stream 'ethny'. Like in America you would be of Asian origin whereas in China you would be of Caucasian origin. Some other will say half breed caucasian/asian (woa, that's rocket science!)
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If the father is Asian and the mother is Caucasian, then what is the baby? Should the baby consider to be Asian or Caucasian???
The following celebrities are part white and part Asian. What do you consider them? - Kate Beckinsale[^] - Kelly Hu[^] - Keanu Reeves[^] - Brandon Lee[^] (You do know that Bruce Lee had a white wife, right?) And by the way, Kate Beckinsale is hot! Thank you England. :)
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The following celebrities are part white and part Asian. What do you consider them? - Kate Beckinsale[^] - Kelly Hu[^] - Keanu Reeves[^] - Brandon Lee[^] (You do know that Bruce Lee had a white wife, right?) And by the way, Kate Beckinsale is hot! Thank you England. :)
The 1st 2 are cute the last 2 are cool. So I guess Asian + Caucasian = 50% cute + 50% cool :cool:
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Link2006 wrote:
If the father is Asian and the mother is Caucasian, then what is the baby?
A half-breed.
Maxwell Chen
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If the father is Asian and the mother is Caucasian, then what is the baby? Should the baby consider to be Asian or Caucasian???
Did I miss the bit where you explained why you're asking these sort of questions ? Isn't Eurasian an acceptable word ? I thought it was. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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If the father is Asian and the mother is Caucasian, then what is the baby? Should the baby consider to be Asian or Caucasian???
Eurasian[^]: Usage Note: Eurasian has been in use since the mid-19th century to refer to a person of mixed European and Asian birth. It was coined during the British rule over India and was long used primarily in designating a person born to a British father and an Indian mother. In a contemporary context Eurasian has a much wider application, denoting only that one parent is Asian and the other whitethat is, either European or of European descent. ·The geographic sense of Eurasian is quite distinct, referring to the extended landmass of Europe and Asia and especially to the large indeterminate region where the two continents join. Peoples indigenous to this region can also be termed Eurasian, creating a potential ambiguity when referring to an individual as opposed to a group or culture. If the ambiguity is not resolved by context, it may be necessary to use a phrase such as a member of a Eurasian people or a person of European and Asian parentage for clarity. See Usage Note at Amerasian. home
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If the father is Asian and the mother is Caucasian, then what is the baby? Should the baby consider to be Asian or Caucasian???
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..and tired of your obsession with Asian men and caucasian women, can you please try to post something else. Try caucasian men and asian women what do you think of that?
Master.. Master.. where are the dreams that i've been after...
Monty2 wrote:
Try caucasian men and asian women what do you think of that?
I think I could like that :-D
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Monty2 wrote:
Try caucasian men and asian women what do you think of that?
I think I could like that :-D
Super Lloyd wrote:
I think I could like that
When it comes to women men don't differentiate, cast creed color language doesn't matter we love em all :-D reminds me of a joke i read today "Me and my wife have a lot in common, she loves me and i love me too"
Master.. Master.. where are the dreams that i've been after...
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If the father is Asian and the mother is Caucasian, then what is the baby? Should the baby consider to be Asian or Caucasian???
Both Asian and Caucasian - or just a baby human. '--8<------------------------ Ex Datis: Duncan Jones Merrion Computing Ltd
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If the father is Asian and the mother is Caucasian, then what is the baby? Should the baby consider to be Asian or Caucasian???
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Did I miss the bit where you explained why you're asking these sort of questions ? Isn't Eurasian an acceptable word ? I thought it was. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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Super Lloyd wrote:
I think I could like that
When it comes to women men don't differentiate, cast creed color language doesn't matter we love em all :-D reminds me of a joke i read today "Me and my wife have a lot in common, she loves me and i love me too"
Master.. Master.. where are the dreams that i've been after...
Monty2 wrote:
When it comes to women men don't differentiate, cast creed color language doesn't matter we love em all
Which means... you are female?! :confused::-D
Maxwell Chen
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..and tired of your obsession with Asian men and caucasian women, can you please try to post something else. Try caucasian men and asian women what do you think of that?
Master.. Master.. where are the dreams that i've been after...
Monty2 wrote:
Master.. Master.. where are the dreams that i've been after...
It's 'where's the dreams that I've been after', unless he says it REALLY fast. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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He's asian and teh chick who dumped on him was European ? Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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Monty2 wrote:
Master.. Master.. where are the dreams that i've been after...
It's 'where's the dreams that I've been after', unless he says it REALLY fast. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
Christian Graus wrote:
It's 'where's the dreams that I've been after', unless he says it REALLY fast.
Yep you are right, but is that grammatically correct? i thought where's => where is (which sounds weird with dreams) English is not my native language, but after studying it for 16 years i should know better :) PS: Excellent album though, not sure if you remember but you recommended it to me.
Master.. Master.. where are the dreams that i've been after...
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Christian Graus wrote:
It's 'where's the dreams that I've been after', unless he says it REALLY fast.
Yep you are right, but is that grammatically correct? i thought where's => where is (which sounds weird with dreams) English is not my native language, but after studying it for 16 years i should know better :) PS: Excellent album though, not sure if you remember but you recommended it to me.
Master.. Master.. where are the dreams that i've been after...
Monty2 wrote:
but is that grammatically correct?
Nope. Chalk it up to one more way that metal erodes our society...
Monty2 wrote:
not sure if you remember but you recommended it to me.
Not really, but then I recommend it to most people, so.... :P I'm glad you like it. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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. Cheers, Vikram.
I don't know and you don't either. Militant Agnostic
You beat me to it. That was my first thought when I read the title of the thread. I'm on-line therefore I am. JimmyRopes
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If the father is Asian and the mother is Caucasian, then what is the baby? Should the baby consider to be Asian or Caucasian???
Link2006 wrote:
then what is the baby?
Hopefully not yours. Marc Pensieve Some people believe what the bible says. Literally. At least [with Wikipedia] you have the chance to correct the wiki -- Jörgen Sigvardsson