Could they pass as Brittish?

[Ushtari]

http://img62.imageshack.us/img62/2021/31663710151293005109162.jpg

[Graham]

Yes, are they actually Brits? lol

Except the guy, to our right with the darker shirt.

[British-Wolf]

bloke on the far left and far right no but the rest probably yes

[Jackson]

The guy in the front middle, the guy with the red hair and the guy second from the left (facing them), the other two look quite foreign.

[Virtuous]

No, but they could pass as Britttish.

[Graham]

My friend looks like the guy to the right.
http://img62.imageshack.us/img62/2021/31663710151293005109162.jpg
https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/408970_309202039129879_774318773_n.jpg

[Tarja]

Guy on the far right and far left, nah.
3 guys in the middle could easily be British, though.

[Pretan]

The guy in the middle and the redhead could.

[Ushtari]

They are all Albanians.


I have noticed that light featured Balkanians are most similar to Brittish people for some reason, yet we are from different corners of europe.

[Jackson]

They are all Albanians.


I have noticed that light featured Balkanians are most similar to Brittish people for some reason, yet we are from different corners of europe.

Hmm, interesting observation. :)

[Mans not hot]

I think you should ask Aviane's opinion.

[Grace O'Malley]

The three in the middle but the outer two don't look British.

[Zorlux]

The person in the middle of the photo and the red head one could defiantly pass. The guys on the far right and far left, no, defiantly not. The guy with the scarf reminds me of Davide Santon.

[Ushtari]

Hmm, interesting observation. :)
The biggest difference between Brittish people and Scandinavians as observed by me is that Britts are usually longfaced with straight long nose and sometimes slightly hooked, with light appearance. While swedes are more mesolithic with small noses that are either straight or upturned and other things such as deep-set eyes etc.


This is the reason i think why Britts and Balkanians sometimes overlap, because if you take one of those longfaced britts with straight or slightly hooked nose and just give him a darker appearance, you suddenly have a typical Balkanoid.

[British-Wolf]

The biggest difference between Brittish people and Scandinavians as observed by me is that Britts are usually longfaced with straight long nose and sometimes slightly hooked, with light appearance. While swedes are more mesolithic with small noses that are either straight or upturned and other things such as deep-set eyes etc.


This is the reason i think why Britts and Balkanians sometimes overlap, because if you take one of those longfaced britts with straight or slightly hooked nose and just give him a darker appearance, you suddenly have a typical Balkanoid.

The "Long-Faced Brit" is actually rarer to find than a cromagnid type in my opinion

[Ushtari]

The "Long-Faced Brit" is actually rarer to find than a cromagnid type in my opinion
Keltic Nordid, similar to yourself, are by far the most common look in England along with Borreby types.


These typical faces are easier to recognize in Brittish women, where only 2 types exist. First one is the Keltic Nordid i spoke about earlier(long face+long nose+round eyes) and the borreby/alpine type wich is short with round face.


This is based on my own observation after visiting England recently.

[Graham]

This is based on my own observation after visiting England recently.

Where in England, were you?

North West England has the most Keltic Nordid types imo.

[Ushtari]

Where in England, were you?

North West England has the most Keltic Norid types imo.
Doncaster(mainly) and York

[British-Wolf]

Keltic Nordid, similar to yourself, are by far the most common look in England along with Borreby types.


These typical faces are easier to recognize in Brittish women, where only 2 types exist. First one is the Keltic Nordid i spoke about earlier(long face+long nose+round eyes) and the borreby/alpine type wich is short with round face.


This is based on my own observation after visiting England recently.

Borreby, Brunn and atlantid seem to be more common than Keltic Nordic. In places like shopping centres and Cities anyway

[Ushtari]

Borreby, Brunn and atlantid seem to be more common than Keltic Nordic. In places like shopping centres and Cities anyway
Lets just say that i saw "The beatles" look-alike very often.

[Ushtari]

Btw, yes Brunn was quite common aswell.

[carefree]

Idk but all of them are ugly.

[Fortis in Arduis]

They are all Albanians.


I have noticed that light featured Balkanians are most similar to Brittish people for some reason, yet we are from different corners of europe.

;)

This is the cool thing about going to the Balkans or Spain/Portugal; spot the Brit-a-like. :D

Of course, there are Atlantid types and through the Keltic-Nordic strain, we Brits have a touch of Dinaricisation, and that is what makes the link. :)