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+1 Brunettes all the way, only liked a few blondes in my whole life and most of them ended up being dumb shits.

JLH is half the reason I'm a brunette fan, the other half is Penelope Cruz. Having said that there's plenty of mega-sexy blondes out there, all else being equal I prefer brunettes but I'm certainly not going to reject a girl just because she's blonde.

On a related issue I've seen lots of asian girls who dye their hair blonde. I've never seen one that looked good that way.

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ROFL.

Yup, Scarlett is hooooooooooot, although brunette not suit her so much. Charlize is awesome sexy I think more so in brunette but she pulls off both really well.

Jamie I like your retro examples :)

And Monica Bellucci pwns all your brunettes x 1000 :D French brunette beauty ftw. She doesn't even need the gorgeous body, her face is stunning.

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+1 Monica Bellucci :blush:

OMG - In the quest to look for pictures of brunettes and skylines.... I came across this.

Type "brunette skyline" in Google and click the first result (I best not put a link - cause it ain't safe for any situation)

All I can say is that white R34 needs a rear wing and some better looking wheels..

ROFL!

i fkn died laughing at what came up

lol @ this thread!!!! from a poll, to pics, to fat v skinny

maaaaaaaaan havent been on sau for ages - but good to see nothing changed :P

hmmm but on topic - im a brunette lover - but my girl is more blonde :(

Curvy or skinny, they are both fantastic. Don't be hating on skinny girls, they need loving too. As long as they are eating and healthy, some girls are naturally small.

Miranda Kerr - HOT!

Why hate skinny girls? That's just as bad as picking on fat girls.

A friend and I were recently having a discussion about our preference in hair colour and he reckons that Blondes tend to stick with other Blondes and Brunettes with other Brunettes. I thought this was interesting and it got me thinking, do people subconsciously go for a partner with similar hair colour?

To keep things simple I'm not taking into account Red/Strawberry/Orange etc - Nothing against them :happy:

I'm curious to see what the facts are so I thought I'd have a bit of fun here. Add Pics, discuss!

So have you made a conclusion yet?

Has the Poll / Thread given you any results to prove the discussion you and a friend were talking about?

Curvy or skinny, they are both fantastic. Don't be hating on skinny girls, they need loving too. As long as they are eating and healthy, some girls are naturally small.

Miranda Kerr - HOT!

Why hate skinny girls? That's just as bad as picking on fat girls.

+1 So long as their ribs aren't showing skinny is always better than blubber eh hem, curves.

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