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Is there such thing as Surgery that makes Caucasian Eyes look Asian?

Wed, 15 Jun 2011 05:17:45 +0000

my parents are both asian (both born and raised in the UK) and they adopted me (caucasian) when i was three and a half through a british adoption agency. the agency usually tries to avoid inter racial adoption but because i have special needs that are tricky to deal with and that my parents were willing to see to they let them adopt me. and of course i’m very grateful to them and i love them.

but i’ve always had a bit of a problem with not fitting in to my family, all my relatives accept me of course but in family photos i always stick out like a sore thumb. they all have dark hair, asian eyes etc and here’s me with my pale and naturally light brown hair (i like to dye it darker though)

anyhow i’ve now grown up, moved out, and am living with my boyfriend (he’s korean) who i’ve been with for seven years now. he has a son from a previous marriage who lives with us and again i’m the one who stands out like a black sheep.

i want to look like i belong in my family, asian culture is such a big part of my life and it’s who i am on the inside but not on the outside. i’ve spoken about this with my psychologist in more depth and she says my reasoning makes sense and i have valid points. she doesn’t know much about plastic surgery but said if there is such a procedure i’d probably be a good candidate.

so my question is: is there such thing as surgery that can make caucasian eyes look a little more asian?

Is there such thing as Surgery to make Caucasian Eyes Look Asian?

Tue, 14 Jun 2011 05:17:13 +0000

so my question is: is there such thing as surgery that can make caucasian eyes look a little more asian?

HAIR? How long should I grow it and how fast will it get there?

Fri, 03 Jun 2011 05:18:58 +0000

I have naturally straight and dark brown hair which currently cuts off right underneath my bust. A few of my friends say to chop it off and try something new, and other’s say grow it out longer. I have a slender oval face and a fair complexion, so what should I do with it?

I’m not asking because I’m a sheep that can’t do what I like, but because I really can’t decide. I always cut it short, but then regret it the next day because I tend to prefer a more feminine look. I was thinking of growing it to my waist, but I don’t know if that would look too medieval princess. Opinions, please!!!

Why do all these pentecostal people believe everything there pastor or reliable christians says?

Tue, 12 Apr 2011 05:17:56 +0000

My parents are pentecostal and believe everything a “reliable” christian person says or every christian chain letter they get. It is REDICULOUS!!!!!! They believe it without question, and they are very smart, but when it comes to this, they are like gullible sheep. And I am a teenager so I have to follow there rules. Kids would make fun of me throughout my childhood because of it.
Recently, I got interested in hypnosis, and they won’t let me get any books on it or anything because Rebecca Brown the infamous witch and demon fighter told them when you clear your mind, demons and monsters go into your head and stupid stuff like that. Ifsomeone tells them something is demonic, they believe it without question.
HELP ME PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS NOT FAIR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Is there a golden chicken on farmville?

Fri, 25 Jun 2010 05:19:42 +0000

i no of black sheep brown cows and ugly ducklings but wat about golden chicken, ive heard of them but idk if they r real cause ive never seen 1

Are there any examples of animals killing other animals for indirect sources of food?

Sun, 11 Apr 2010 05:19:52 +0000

Humans kill slugs because they detroy crops, or foxes because they kill sheep prematurely. Are there any examples where animals do the same? Kill other animals, and don’t eat them, only to protect their own supply of food (not just plantation type, can be mammals or insects etc.)? If so, is it a fundmental type of farming/agriculture? Cheers.

Are there any available lambs for sale at this time of year?

Mon, 05 Apr 2010 08:39:06 +0000

I know that lambs are usually born in the Spring but I was hoping to get one at this time in November. Are there any private breeders that maybe breed sheep for this time of year? Thanks!

I was wondering if there is anywhere to find the breed of sheep known as Zwartbles in the us, preferably Tx?

Wed, 31 Mar 2010 08:27:25 +0000

i noticed they’re only for sale in the UK, and wondered if anyone stateside knew if people bred Zwartble sheep. Thanks!

If the phrase Greenish-Brown Female Sheep is meant for Olive ewe (I Love U). Are there a phrase for I Miss U?

Thu, 31 Dec 2009 05:44:33 +0000

There are Huge Varieties of Knitting Yarn Available in the Market

Sun, 13 Dec 2009 05:20:50 +0000

Yarn-band has a label around the balls or skeins, which describes the length, weight, and fiber content and dye lot. It also suggests the needle size and also the washing instructions. The common practice for knitters is to save the yarn band for future reference, if they might need any additional balls. Knitter uses the yarn from a single dye lot. If the skeins are used from a different dye lot even if the color is same, it produces a slightly different stripe, which is visible when it is knitted together. If the knitter has the dye lot information, they can buy the same yarn to complete the fabric. Thicker knitting needles are used for thicker yarns and thin needles are sufficient for thin yarns. When thicker yarn is used, the stitches are fewer and it takes less time to knit the piece. Bold patterns and motifs are produced with thicker yarns and the finer patterns are made with thin yarns. The thickness of the yarn is categorized as superfine, fine; light bulky, superbulky and medium.

The knitters usually transform a hank into a ball. The yarn is emerged from the center of the ball and this prevents the yarn from tangling. This can be either done by hand or using a device called ballwinder. Some knitters put this ball in a close jar and pull out the yarn through a small hole, made in the lid of the jar. The elasticity, loft, softness, durability, fuzziness, tendency to twist, weight, color, smoothness, wash ability are factors taken into account before using the yarn for knitting. The general factors that affect the hand knitting, are elasticity and tendency to twist. Irregularities are more elasticity and it is sometimes difficult to knit highly twisted yarns. Stitch definition plays an important role in knitting. To show off the stitch patterns, smooth and spun yarns are used. Fuzzy yarns have a very poor stitch definition.

Knitting is mostly done with the yarns that are made by spinning fibers. Z-twist or S- twist yarn direction does either the twisting of fiber. The yarn becomes smoother, if the fibers are combed and yarn becomes fuzzier if the fibers are not combed. The fibers can be either continuous filament fibers or staples.

The different spun fibers are animal fibers, plant fibers and synthetic fibers. Generally the long hairs of animals such as sheep, goat, rabbit, and yak are used for fibers. Plants like cotton, flax, bamboo, jute, raffia, and yucca are used for fibers. Polyesters such as nylon and Dacron are the common synthetic fibers. Yarns may be dyed for one color or for variety of colors. Dyeing is done by hand or by industrially. Natural dyes are often used for dying.

Huge varieties of yarns are sold in the market. Knitters can also have their own collection, which is called stash.

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