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Saruman
06-12-2011, 09:04 AM
Also saw her surname as "Anuzile". I think she's Latvian. :bow00002:

http://www.kinoexpert.ru/foto/001368_2.jpg

http://trackerpg.com/torrents/images/131364.JPG

http://video-zvezd.ru/uploads/posts/2010-11/1289150040_aureliya_anujite_cvety_ot_pobeditelei_1 _.005.jpg

http://i.getmovies.ru/artists/60528_w200_h270_fc.jpg

http://f.kinsburg.ru/frames/5994_1.jpg

http://www.chita.ru/files/tv/img/7655133c39a50dd.jpg

On these she was 18.
http://asset1.torrentino.com/pictures/000/094/185/original.jpg?1253613321

http://asset2.torrentino.com/pictures/000/094/182/original.jpg?1253613319

http://torrents.net.ua/forum/art/13/20/39.jpg

http://torrents.net.ua/forum/art/13/20/38.jpg

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http://asset0.torrentino.com/pictures/000/094/184/original.jpg?1253613320

Östsvensk
06-12-2011, 09:21 AM
Baltid/West Baltid with Nordid influence.

Agrippa
06-12-2011, 09:27 AM
Somewhere between Westbaltid-Dalofaelid and Nordid.

Saruman
06-12-2011, 09:30 AM
Somewhere between Westbaltid-Dalofaelid and Nordid.

So might pass as Kurganoid, or ancient Slavic Kurganoid more precisely.

Waidewut
06-12-2011, 10:04 AM
Shes Lithuanian, not Latvian

Peerkons
06-12-2011, 10:27 AM
But she lives in Latvia for many years, she has Latvian citizenship, so I'll count her as Latvian.
Just because she is sexy. :D
j/k

aherne
06-12-2011, 02:20 PM
Aryan (very dominant) + Baltid (weak). Among the most perfect Aryan women I ever saw. She complements the Israeli girl I've posted as "absolute beauty". This girl is 10/10, too:)

Let's see if she is pre-Slavic, as you argue:
- height: she's tall, which is an Aryan trait
- facial features: long narrow, hyper-dolichocephalic, big narrow nose, deep set eyes, all Aryan traits
- pigmentation: hair golden, an Aryan trait, eyes bue, an Aryan trait
- skin: pink, an Aryan trait
- body type: athletic, an Aryan trait.
Conclusion: al of her features form a negation of pre-BaltoSlavic typologies, but a continuation of Aryan element. Her type is something like 95% Aryan inheritance. Baltid influence is indeed slightly present (face is softened, angularity is low, nose is slightly concave), but overall it's negligible.

Peerkons
06-13-2011, 12:41 PM
She is not Slavic.

aherne
06-13-2011, 01:29 PM
She is not Slavic.

She looks proto-BaltoSlavic (from before the separation of Balts and Slavs in 1st millennium BC): her type is equally common in Baltic and Slavic countries. This is essentially an Aryan type slightly altered by Baltid admixture.

Peerkons
06-14-2011, 01:20 PM
Have you seen people of 1st millenium BC?
Is the "seperation of Balts and Slavs" a proven fact?

I don't think so.

aherne
06-15-2011, 04:52 AM
Have you seen people of 1st millenium BC?
I don't think so.

Anthropologists (Coon, for example) said most people in that period were pure "Nordid" followed by "Nordo-Baltids". This woman fits a middle way: she does have Baltid influences, but these are insignificant compared to the Aryan. She's Baltid in same way Jennifer Beals is negro.


Is the "seperation of Balts and Slavs" a proven fact?

Yes. Language, culture, religion add as very strong evidence there was such a thing as Balto-Slavs. It's actually as well proven as Indo-Iranian and probably representing a similar level of relationship.

This approach seems more plausible:


The Balto-Slavic languages are most often divided into Baltic and Slavic branches.[8][9] However, another division was proposed in the 1960s by Vyacheslav Ivanov and Vladimir Toporov: that the Balto-Slavic proto-language split from the start into West Baltic, East Baltic and Proto-Slavic.[10] Thus Ivanov and Toporov questioned not only Balto-Slavic unity, but also Baltic unity. In their framework, Proto-Slavic is a peripheral and innovative Balto-Slavic dialect which suddenly expanded, due to a conjunction of historical circumstances, and effectively erased all the other Balto-Slavic dialects, except in the marginal areas where Lithuanian, Latvian and Old Prussian developed. This model is supported by glottochronologic studies by V.V.Kromer[11] although both of the most recent computer-generated family trees have a Baltic node parallel to the Slavic node.[12] Onomastic evidence shows that Baltic languages were once spoken in much wider territory than the one they cover today, all the way to Moscow, and were later replaced by Slavic.

billErobreren
06-15-2011, 09:07 AM
SEXBOMB!!! How's that for a classification. yum yum

Peerkons
06-15-2011, 12:34 PM
Yes. Language, culture, religion add as very strong evidence there was such a thing as Balto-Slavs. It's actually as well proven as Indo-Iranian and probably representing a similar level of relationship.

This approach seems more plausible:

Coon was a Nordicist.

And yeah, I should believe these soviet scientists.:rolleyes2:
Maybe you have forget the russification?

GeistFaust
06-15-2011, 02:35 PM
I would go with West Baltid approaching Faelid with Noric admixture with a heavier Nordic component than Dinaric.

GeistFaust
06-15-2011, 02:44 PM
Anthropologists (Coon, for example) said most people in that period were pure "Nordid" followed by "Nordo-Baltids". This woman fits a middle way: she does have Baltid influences, but these are insignificant compared to the Aryan. She's Baltid in same way Jennifer Beals is negro.



Yes. Language, culture, religion add as very strong evidence there was such a thing as Balto-Slavs. It's actually as well proven as Indo-Iranian and probably representing a similar level of relationship.

This approach seems more plausible:

I think the whole Baltic Slavic relation is overblown I believe the proto Slavs and Baltics as well as those who were the early Slavic and Baltic peoples were closely linked to each other genetically as well as anthropologically. The Slavs though took a turn to the south and brought some of the Baltic and Osteurpoid influences as well as Nordic influences to areas in the South Central Balkan. Central Slavs such as the Serbs and Croatians became heavily influenced by med and aplinic peoples as well as the mountain folk which the Dinaric peoples represented. You still see Osteurpoid and Kurgan types crop up every once in a while in that area but it is usually mixed with the regional types or local varieties and has been reduced to a periphery type. The Baltics in the North do have some Slavic influences some more than others. The Polish are probably the best example of a people that are both heavily Baltic and Slavic maintaining the archaic purity of the Slavic peoples who came further from Northeast during the 4th and 5th centuries. There is a lot of Baltic influences in more Germanic countries like Sweden, Denmark, and Germany so a lot of the original Balkans have mixed in with more Germanic types over time thus producing the West Baltic type while the East Nordic type is simply a type that is surrounded end embedded in a rather Slavic culture but has Germanic influence genetically.

Mordid
06-15-2011, 03:14 PM
I think the whole Baltic Slavic relation is overblown I believe the proto Slavs and Baltics as well as those who were the early Slavic and Baltic peoples were closely linked to each other genetically as well as anthropologically.
They generally came from the same people that eventually got split up into two different groups - Balt and Slav.


The Slavs though took a turn to the south and brought some of the Baltic and Osteurpoid influences as well as Nordic influences to areas in the South Central Balkan.
There is no such thing. Ost-Eurpoid are equally common in Baltic and Slavic country.


Central Slavs such as the Serbs and Croatians became heavily influenced by med and aplinic peoples as well as the mountain folk which the Dinaric peoples represented.

Serbs and Croatians are very diverse, ranging from Nordoid to short hook nose Armenoid.



You still see Osteurpoid and Kurgan types crop up every once in a while in that area but it is usually mixed with the regional types or local varieties and has been reduced to a periphery type.
Yes, that's right.


The Polish are probably the best example of a people that are both heavily Baltic and Slavic maintaining the archaic purity of the Slavic peoples who came further from Northeast during the 4th and 5th centuries
Teh majority of Poles are ethnically Slavic.


There is a lot of Baltic influences in more Germanic countries like Sweden, Denmark, and Germany so a lot of the original Balkans have mixed in with more Germanic types over time thus producing the West Baltic type while the East Nordic type is simply a type that is surrounded end embedded in a rather Slavic culture but has Germanic influence genetically.
What a load of bullshit. :lol00002:

GeistFaust
06-15-2011, 03:27 PM
They generally came from the same people that eventually got split up into two different groups - Balt and Slav.

I agree with this for the most part.

There is no such thing. Ost-Eurpoid are equally common in Baltic and Slavic country.

No Ost Eurpoid is more common in populations who kept their original purity at one you find this from Poland to the northeastern countries of Europe near Russia. The Ost Eurpoid periphery types in the Central Balkan countries indicates that the theory that Baltics and Slavics come from an original root is most likely true. This is why a lot of northeastern peoples are more purely slavic than the ones in the south except for the East Baltic types which have influences from Lapps and Suomi at times.

Serbs and Croatians are very diverse, ranging from Nordoid to short hook nose Armenoid.

Yes this is true but I am trying to give the general detail of how northeastern genes had an influence on Serbs and Croatians due to the proto Slavs emigrating to the south and west. The area of Serbia and Croatia is heavily influenced by Dinaric, Aplinid, and even Med influences not to mention Pontid which when mixed in with the original Slavic types that came from northeastern Europe produce Noric and sometimes even Ost Eurpoid types with East Aplinic or Dinaric influences.

Yes, that's right.

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Teh majority of Poles are ethnically Slavic.

I know this I said the Poles are one of the best representations for the original Baltic/Slavic fusion especially in the Central and Northern sections. When I said they were Baltic as well I was inferring they were Slavic. I think you could say Baltic and Slavic are synonymous with each other.

What a load of bullshit. :lol00002:

There is an exception though and that is for countries like Germany, Denmark, and Sweden which have Baltic influences but a lot of them became more Germanic oriented. And as the German people moved into a large part of the Baltic areas such as Poland, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania this produced types that were West Baltic. This actually means there were some Slavic influences on Germanic populations in the far eastern stretches of Western Europe as well as Germanic influences on Slavic/Baltic communities so they exchanged and transferred the influences in a common zone. This means that a lot of Germanic influences in the Baltic are due to not to invasions as much as by peaceful emigration the difference in Germanic countries is that the Baltic/Slavic peoples never emigrated there just that when the Germanic peoples were pushed further westward especially after world war 2 a lot of the Baltic/Slavic influences were pushed back into Germany.

Mordid
06-15-2011, 03:32 PM
And as the German people moved into a large part of the Baltic areas such as Poland, Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania this produced types that were West Baltic.
First of all, Poland isn't in Baltic country and second of all, West Baltid isn't mixed with German or Germanic. West Baltid is the process of their own type.

GeistFaust
06-15-2011, 03:35 PM
First of all, Poland isn't in Baltic country and second of all, West Baltid isn't mixed with German or Germanic. West Baltid is the process of their own type.

Than why do they find so many West Baltics in Germany such as Von Hindenburg and why do West Baltics have such a strong Phalish component at times. Parts of Northern Poland are in the general Baltic region. I was just saying that the West Baltic type is mostly Baltic/Slavic with Germanic influences especially the further west you head into west central Europe. :thumbs up

Mordid
06-15-2011, 03:37 PM
Than why do they find so many West Baltics in Germany such as Von Hindenburg and why do West Baltics have such a strong Phalish component at times.
Due to Slavic and Baltic influence.


Parts of Northern Poland are in the general Baltic region.
Lol, it's not.



I was just saying that the West Baltic type is mostly Baltic/Slavic with Germanic influences especially the further west you head into west central Europe. :thumbs up
:yawnee20:

GeistFaust
06-15-2011, 03:45 PM
Due to Slavic and Baltic influence.

Yes this is true but don't underestimate the Germanic influences on Slavic and Baltic populations
Lol, it's not.

http://www.baltic.com/region.asp

:yawnee20:

:rolleyes2: ;) :coffee:

Mordid
06-15-2011, 03:49 PM
:rolleyes2: ;) :coffee:

http://www.motifake.com/image/demotivational-poster/1009/you-make-me-laugh-dog-funny-demotivational-poster-1283549511.jpg

Harkonnen
06-16-2011, 09:03 AM
Doesn't really look slavic, looks more northern type. I bet she looks like Balt! ;)

Peerkons
06-16-2011, 10:25 AM
Mordid, N-Poland has never been polish land.
First there were living native Balts-Prūši and later german settlers.

Peerkons
06-16-2011, 10:38 AM
redhead hottie milf
http://www.kasjauns.lv/lv/bildes/izklaide/aktrises_religjija/Anuzite.jpg
http://img3.www.spoki.lv/upload/articles/34/346986/images/Latviesu-skaistules-ap-5.jpg

Mordid
06-16-2011, 01:10 PM
Mordid, N-Poland has never been polish land.
First there were living native Balts-Prūši and later german settlers.

And Latvia has never been Latvia land. First, there were living native Russian and later Estoner settlers, chinkfaggoty.

Mordid
06-16-2011, 01:12 PM
Doesn't really look slavic, looks more northern type. I bet she looks like Balt! ;)

This Latvian(?) doesn't looks Northern European.
http://images.alfa.lt/18/7/96.JPG
http://static1.balsas.lt/05/13/dalia_grybauskaite_px600.jpg

GeistFaust
06-16-2011, 01:15 PM
This Latvian(?) doesn't looks Northern European.
http://images.alfa.lt/18/7/96.JPG
http://static1.balsas.lt/05/13/dalia_grybauskaite_px600.jpg

She looks very Northeastern could see her in parts of northeastern Poland.

Mordid
06-16-2011, 01:16 PM
She looks very Northeastern could see her in parts of northeastern Poland.

You have never been to Poland, so shut the fuck up.

GeistFaust
06-16-2011, 01:19 PM
You have never been to Poland, so shut the fuck up.


I can take a guess if I want to no one ever said that unless Mein Furher Mordid wants to regulate people's opinions on the internet. :eek: Personally she might not fit into Poland but I would think of her being Polish or in one of those countries in the northeastern Baltic area. Such as Latvia, Estonia, or Lithuania.

Mordid
06-16-2011, 01:21 PM
I can take a guess if I want to no one ever said that unless Mein Furher Mordid wants to regulate people's opinions on the internet. :eek: Personally she might not fit into Poland but I would think of her being Polish or in one of those countries in the northeastern Baltic area. Such as Latvia, Estonia, or Lithuania.

:clap2:

Matuo
08-16-2011, 09:15 PM
This Latvian(?) doesn't looks Northern European.
http://images.alfa.lt/18/7/96.JPG
http://static1.balsas.lt/05/13/dalia_grybauskaite_px600.jpg
It´s Lithuanian president Dalia Grybauskaitė

Doesn´t look very Latvian to me.

Mordid
08-16-2011, 09:17 PM
It´s Lithuanian president Dalia Grybauskaitė

Doesn´t look very Latvian to me.

Oh, my mistake. Well, she still could easily pass as Pole.

safinator
02-16-2012, 09:26 PM
WestBaltid + Nordid

Davy Jones's Locker
11-16-2014, 09:41 PM
WestBaltid + Nordid

Agree.