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Is wide nose an OE nose?
For example on Ilma's picture:
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How is that nose wide?
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wtf is oe ?
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https://www.theapricity.com/forum/at...8&d=1509531094Originally Posted by al-Bosni
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Don;t you see?
Flat and thick on the band.
Oldeuropean.
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Stop picking other people's noses.
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Yes, it's Cro-Magnon trait.
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This is the nose of all Baltid girls and Alpine.Its the most attractive nose shape.
Curved nose women are ridiculous looking and remind of the Merchant caricature
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Why?
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It's terryfying me...
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Absolutely not. Upper Palaeolithic Europeans generally had leptorrhine noses, which were mostly straight or convex, and nasal root was overhung by glabella.
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