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This might sound so stupid and confusing, so just to let you know. Alright, I know two really hott russian girls named Tatyana and Svetlana. Svetlana had polish in her but that's not what I mean. See, Tatyana has chinese in her, I know her family also (her family is in Russia). Does anyone know how she may have chinese? It's interesting, and I've already looked in books and all they do is go in circles. :o :o
There are a number of chinese people living in russia, a great amount of the people living in the Siberian area are asian because that area used to be part of mongolia or some other asian country. Russia has racial minorities just like USA. In USA we have asians and in russia they have asains. Anyway, id go for Svetlana because 100% Slav is 100% beautiful.
100% Slavic = ugly (the same applies to any ethnicity), beautiful = result of a lot of mixing. IMNSHO, women are generally more beautiful in port towns (where there's always been a lot of whoring going on) than in the heart of the country where the genepool is quite pure.
lolololol. I bet she's kazak.
How do you define 100% Slavic anyway? Isn't there a genetic difference, however small, between the average Czech and the average Russian?
Also, there is nothing strange about your friend being part Chinese. There are some Chinese in Russia and some Russians in China.
Note to self: Make a list of Russian ports.Quote:
Originally Posted by VendingMachine
There was some study in argumenty and fakti that said in 10 years russia will be 25 percent asian. This accounts for growth in legal and illegal immigrants. Sure there are a lot of Asians in Russia, but i thought there would be a ton more than what i saw in the far east. Just walking around vladivostok and khabarosk, it was pretty rare to see an asian, and if it was most were tourists.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pravit
Peterburg springs to mind!Quote:
Note to self: Make a list of Russian ports.
Just to let you guys know, Tatyana and Svetlana live in the other part of Russia. The part that's near the Baltic Sea. Kaliningrad that is. Svetlana looks like a long blonde haired model and Tatyana looks the way someone would if they had chinese/russian. Just because Svetlana is hott doesn't mean she's all slav. She looks polish to me.
Poland is not a Slavic country anymore?Quote:
Just because Svetlana is hott doesn't mean she's all slav. She looks polish to me
My friend is Kazakh and she looked Asian, but only her eyes. She has pale Russian skin and brown hair but her eyes are Asian. Her sister really looks Asian, more than her.
Poland is slavic...and yes they too have beautiful woman.
BTW, do you have any pictures of them? (cough ::Svetlana:: cough)
Hmm. I read something that said that in 10 years Russia will be 25% Muslim. Kind of hard to imagine either happening.Quote:
Originally Posted by drew881
Kazaks are Muslim...so yeah.
Most Kazakhs don't live in Russia.
Actually, Kazakhstan is a fairly equal mix of Christianity, and Islamic. Christianity being the religion that is on the Northern part of Kazak., closest to Russia. If anything, I would guess that a good majority of the Muslems are coming from Mongolia.Quote:
Kazaks are Muslim...so yeah
Anyways, there is not pure gene pool anywhere in the world anyways. So, sorry to burst your bubble, but no such thing as 100% slav., but true, the gene pool in places in Russia is probably no where near as dirty as the American gene pool.
I would doubt that muslims coming to russia would be from mongolia. For mongolians, there isn't as much opportunity in Russia as there is in china for them, and most of the mongolians are going the other way for business, traveling to china back and forth. They buy fake designer clothing and sell it in Mongolia. Very little of these same products were for sale in Russia in the neighboring cities of Ulan Ude and Irkutsk or Chita. At least not on the same level as it was sold in Ulan Bator. Mongolians need visas for Russia, not for china. Mongolia is a sparse country in population with tons of land, so Mongolians arent really looking to move into Russia. Also, I believe the main religion in Mongolia is buddhist and not muslim. Not sure about the western parts of mongolia, however. Still the people in the west will be herders, and not particularly interested in immigration to Russia.Quote:
Originally Posted by russkayalove
Chinese on the other hand are moving across the border more, as China is overpopulated. In addition, Russian cities along the borders frequently employ chinese for some jobs. When I was in Ulan Ude this summer, the Chinese totally rebuilt the main street into a pedestrian street in time for their city's anniversary. It was much cheaper to employ them. People were saying it was also a lot cheaper to buy lumber and trees in Russia. One of the things I found interesting/really funny was that whenever there was a forest fire, the russians would suspect that chinese people had set it to burn down the forest to scrap the wood, because it was cheaper for damaged lumber. Probably about 10 people said this, and weren't kidding.
Also, there seems to be a fairly large business investment by koreans and some japanese in the far east, but nothing that would make a huge population shift.
Oh yeah, and just by the shear math of it, impossible. Even if Mongolia was 100 percent muslim, they dont have the population to even skew the percentage too much. Only 2 million people live in mongolia. More mongolians live outside of mongolia than inside of it (most across the border with china, which is called inner mongolia)
Even though Mongolia has a small population, atleast half of this population is Muslim, and the rest of the population consists of vaious religions, which I'm sure Buddhism is included in. By the way, I double checked this in my world religions texbook from last sememster.....no, I actually did not remember off the top of my head :lol: .
It doesn't matter to me if Svetlana is hott or not. Everyone, you can check her out on my website at www.geocities.com/morphine_vicious. Is'nt there two Russia's? I swear they're in Kaliningrad which is near the Baltic Sea.
So much for American (mis)education :P.Quote:
Originally Posted by russkayalove
The majority of Mogolians traditionally have been Buddists (Lamaists). Muslims are a small minority (mostly Kazakhs and other Turkish minorities).
Now, it may be true that Moslems are much more active religion-wise than Buddhists (many of the latter went atheists during the Communist rule), but they still are a minority. So you can throw away your textbook :).
Check this link, for example: http://lcweb2.loc.gov/cgi-bin/query/r?f ... CID+mn0076)
Only about 4% of Monglian population are Muslims.
Yes Kaliningrad is Russian aswell
Hey, don't crack on American education! :wink: I actually really feel that I learned allot in that class, but it sucks that my textbook was wrong!!! It makes me wonder what else it is wrong about :?: :?: :?: Its called Living Religions (5th ed.) by Mary Pat Fisher. Oh yea, what is really strange is the texbook doesn't specifially say that Buddhism thrives anywhere in Mongolia. It just sais that Mongilia is a mix of Muslim and other various religions.
She looks average...not that hot.
http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/fac ... os/mg.html
Theres some info on mongolia. 4 percent as stated before. World factbook has some pretty good info on every country if you are looking for some quick stats, background info, etc
A year or two ago about six Mongolian herdsmen came out to Nevada on some tour to discover the similarities between them and cowboys. They went to Elko. They were supposed to come out to where me and my crew were camped at, Summers Flats on the Owyhee River, north of Tuscarora . We were looking forward to the entertainment but they never showed up because the guy in charge of them decided that the track that led to us was too difficult for his pansy ass to navigate.
http://boojum.com/photographs.html
I thought you were going to say that they were coming to look at the similarities between them and indians (native american) which also have some striking similarities. All the people in Buryatia and Mongolia would talk about their connections with indians and how they came over the Berring strait so long ago. Cant imagine that the mongolian people wouldnt be able to navigate the passes to get to you. Their roads are so terrible its not even funny. 10 miles outside of Ulan Bator and you go offroading the rest of the way through the whole country following the last cars tire tracks until you get to a town, which will be lucky to have a paved road.
He obviously meant their American guide, not the Mongolian themselves :).
yeah that makes more sense now that i think about itQuote:
Originally Posted by translations.nm.ru
No I did not mean the Mongolians, they are pretty hardy. An photographer friend of mine showed me her photos taken of Mongolian herdsmen, she stayed with them for a while. I found an article on her and her book on Buckaroos, "Gathering Remnants". Can't find any photos of Mongolians there but you will see photos of my ex co-workers.
http://www.photographic.com/phototechniques/0603career/