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Classify red haired Lebanese
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Not sure but let me guess: Egyptid
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He looks egyptian
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Nice tan
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Keltic-Nordid. Passes as dark Irish.
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XDOriginally Posted by Ayetooey
For those who think that most Lebanese people look White, they'd be disappointed to learn that most of them don't remotely resemble Southern Europeans at all.
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Brunn
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Could he be part SSA? Looks like a triracial Brazilian.
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Egyptoid
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Where's the red hair? Only see a red stache.
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