Ask an Asian anything? LOL

[Mywifes335]

Originally Posted by chaungo

No problem dear

You giving out free handys?

[lens]

Originally Posted by Mywifes335

You giving out free handys?

I was, but you missed it.

[Mywifes335]

Originally Posted by chaungo

I was, but you missed it.

Dammit!

[Whostheboss]

When i hear Asian, i imagine Indians as well

[M3 Number 86]

Originally Posted by Whostheboss

When i hear Asian, i imagine Indians as well

POCOHONTAS!

[dreamingat30fps]

Originally Posted by Whostheboss

When i hear Asian, i imagine Indians as well

I don't, but when I do hear Indian I imagine the red dot Indians and not the feather Indians.

[Mywifes335]

True. I don't think that Brown is duly represented here.

[RedlinePSI]

Originally Posted by M3 Number 86

My friend is visiting the motherland and posted this.

"How is this the same person?"

haha it's totally bonkers man. You can't go 10 feet in Seoul without seeing an ad from a plastic surgeon.

[M3 Number 86]

Originally Posted by M3 Number 86

POCOHONTAS!

Oops wrong Indian

[BMW F22]

Are Asians really that small? I've heard rumors but I myself don't have that problem so shrug...

[Mywifes335]

http://www.targetmap.com/viewer.aspx?reportId=3073

Depends...

But might be a locker room grower vs shower thing?

[lens]

Originally Posted by BMW F22

Are Asians really that small? I've heard rumors but I myself don't have that problem so shrug...

Depends, I've never had a girl say it was small or complain.

I consider myself borderline below average (which is why I own a BMW )

But I guess it really depends on the race, and genetics.

[stvding]

Originally Posted by BMW F22

Do Asian guys prefer white girls?

Yup. And i eat pig ears, not pig feet (didn't know people eat that?).

I do

[E90SDGUY]

There are many different type is Asians, we are not the same like most would think.

[M3 Number 86]

Originally Posted by chaungo

Depends, I've never had a girl say it was small or complain.

I consider myself borderline below average (which is why I own a BMW )

But I guess it really depends on the race, and genetics.

Short and fat. Like a 5" wrist

[Mywifes335]

OP is it true that Southeast Asians are viewed as the naggers of Asia?

[///M Power-Belgium]

Originally Posted by Mywifes335

http://www.targetmap.com/viewer.aspx?reportId=3073

Depends...

But might be a locker room grower vs shower thing?

I think the map is BS about Belgium , because I have 17 cm .

[PoorLurker]

What do the letters UB mean to you?

[yakuza70]

Originally Posted by jtodd_fl

I think most of "us" (at least among folks I know, I have not done any research) have some vague idea. Something along the lines of "My mom's family were mostly German and French and my dad's family were Irish and English". For a large percentage of "us", the mix is so varied by now, real percentages are rare to actually know. But I know some still do. My sense, and this coming from a position of ignorance and is purely anecdotal, is that Asians started mixing more recently and tended to reproduce within their own ethnic groups longer than white people. Again, don't know that, but I know lots of Asians and very few are mixed. Like, I am thinking maybe zero, among my acquaintances.

Actually, with Japanese Americans, the out-marriage rate is very high (I'm a 4th Generation Japanese American). In fact, most of my Japanese family and friends have married non-Japanese. I'm also a teacher and in my 18 years of teaching, I've taught a total of two full Japanese American students. The rest (around 20) have been a mix of Japanese/White, Japanese/Chinese, Japanese/Mexican, etc.

Part of the reason is the internment of Japanese Americans during WWII which made Japanese Americans shun their Japanese heritage and try to be American only. Also, because of the low immigration rate from Japan there is little new "blood" to keep the Japanese culture going in the Japanese American communities.

I have very little Japanese culture at all in my family. Yes, we enjoy Japanese food and know a few Japanese words but I really know nothing about the culture. I know more about England or other European cultures than Japan's. I'm the Asian guy at the Japanese restaurant that asks for a fork!

[jtodd_fl]

Originally Posted by yakuza70

Actually, with Japanese Americans, the out-marriage rate is very high (I'm a 4th Generation Japanese American). In fact, most of my Japanese family and friends have married non-Japanese. I'm also a teacher and in my 18 years of teaching, I've taught a total of two full Japanese American students. The rest (around 20) have been a mix of Japanese/White, Japanese/Chinese, Japanese/Mexican, etc.

Part of the reason is the internment of Japanese Americans during WWII which made Japanese Americans shun their Japanese heritage and try to be American only. Also, because of the low immigration rate from Japan there is little new "blood" to keep the Japanese culture going in the Japanese American communities.

I have very little Japanese culture at all in my family. Yes, we enjoy Japanese food and know a few Japanese words but I really know nothing about the culture. I know more about England or other European cultures than Japan's. I'm the Asian guy at the Japanese restaurant that asks for a fork!

You know what? "Duh". That is my experience too. I guess, somehow, I was not including Japanese. Your explanation of reasoning makes a lot of sense.

[M3 Number 86]

Originally Posted by Mywifes335

OP is it true that Southeast Asians are viewed as the naggers of Asia?

Indians and Filipinos and se Asians are sometimes excluded. Lol

[M3 Number 86]

Originally Posted by yakuza70

Actually, with Japanese Americans, the out-marriage rate is very high (I'm a 4th Generation Japanese American). In fact, most of my Japanese family and friends have married non-Japanese. I'm also a teacher and in my 18 years of teaching, I've taught a total of two full Japanese American students. The rest (around 20) have been a mix of Japanese/White, Japanese/Chinese, Japanese/Mexican, etc.

Part of the reason is the internment of Japanese Americans during WWII which made Japanese Americans shun their Japanese heritage and try to be American only. Also, because of the low immigration rate from Japan there is little new "blood" to keep the Japanese culture going in the Japanese American communities.

I have very little Japanese culture at all in my family. Yes, we enjoy Japanese food and know a few Japanese words but I really know nothing about the culture. I know more about England or other European cultures than Japan's. I'm the Asian guy at the Japanese restaurant that asks for a fork!

yes that was weird to me. typically in the asian household, when a parent comes in, you say hello politely, or hide (younger years).

i was at a friends house (japanese) and said hello sir, and he said, just call me Bob. whoa, very white-like.