Re: Any studies of the Philippines & Spanish gene « Reply #16 on Nov 29, 2005, 10:12am »
kampilan, you and I both know that Flips feel proud to say they are part Spanish or that they have a Mestiza parent or Grandparent. Even having a chino relative is something to brag about.
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Re: Any studies of the Philippines & Spanish gene « Reply #17 on Nov 29, 2005, 11:31am »
I've had quite a bit of experience with Pinays (Filipinas) and I have noticed a high percentage will say they have Spanish blood which I have always treated with skepticism. I have also noted that they dont readily claim to have American blood even though they were also occupied by the USA, although for a much shorter time.
There must also be some 1st class Anglo Saxon blood in some of them from the British occupation of Manila. It may of only been for 2 years but the appetite for LBFM's (little brown f*cking machines) among the British is pretty high
Re: Any studies of the Philippines & Spanish gene « Reply #18 on Nov 29, 2005, 3:30pm »
Well, I have seen Filipinos that are more European looking than those pictures. Some of the sure has admixture, whether Spanish or not. My aunt, for example, has no epicanthal fold that I've noticed, and round eyes. She doesn't look like she has any "Australoid" admixture in any significant amount, and she does look a little like a mestizo, actually - a little.
Re: Any studies of the Philippines & Spanish gene « Reply #21 on Nov 29, 2005, 8:04pm »
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kampilan, you and I both know that Flips feel proud to say they are part Spanish or that they have a Mestiza parent or Grandparent. Even having a chino relative is something to brag about.
You are not Filipino are you? You are very ignorant about Filipinos and you even use words that Filipinos dont use. If you are Filipino then you must have been born overseas and grew up there, possibly the US? But even then you can't possibly be this ignorant about your culture because you can just ask your family memebers about these things.
And a Filipino would not let others insult them and then agree. The insult I am referring to is not what others here would assume and I have a hunch that you would not know it either. If you are Filipino you should know.
Re: Any studies of the Philippines & Spanish gene « Reply #22 on Nov 29, 2005, 8:23pm »
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I have also noted that they dont readily claim to have American blood even though they were also occupied by the USA, although for a much shorter time.
There must also be some 1st class Anglo Saxon blood in some of them from the British occupation of Manila. It may of only been for 2 years but the appetite for LBFM's (little brown f*cking machines) among the British is pretty high
It should be quite apparent why that is don't you think? I am assuming you are british hence your use of the derogatory LBFM moniker. Did you also know that they call chinese LYCR? However I don't see why you would bring up such crude things to these topic knowing that there is a Pinay (if she is one) here, but to impugn their morality and character. You also do not see that this reflects on your character and tells us what kind of person you are. I am sure that this was not your intention and it was a slip o' the tongue so we'' can chalk it up to talk among blokes eh
Re: Any studies of the Philippines & Spanish gene « Reply #23 on Nov 29, 2005, 8:33pm »
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My aunt, for example, has no epicanthal fold that I've noticed, and round eyes. She doesn't look like she has any "Australoid" admixture in any significant amount, and she does look a little like a mestizo, actually - a little.
Filipinos are australoid, at leat our ancestors were, this is what is taught in universities. This is not in a racial sense that you obviously mean. Filipinos do not have epicanthal fold or small eyes whatsoever. If they did they would be called chinito or chinita or just chinese if they are pure. Filipinos, Malays and Indonesians do nt see themselves as being the same as or related to chinese, indians, mexicans or arabs in a racial sense. We are our own 'race'.
Re: Any studies of the Philippines & Spanish gene « Reply #24 on Nov 29, 2005, 8:39pm »
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the mother of enrique iglesias was a philippina mestiza who looked almost 100% european
can anyone see the malay in an enrique iglesias picture?
She does not look mestiza in the photos you posted actually. She looked mestiza when she was younger. I can tell that what central and south americans refer to as mestiza varies somewhat from the way Filipinos use it. I understand that there is also variation between those countires too.
Re: Any studies of the Philippines & Spanish gene « Reply #27 on Nov 30, 2005, 6:18am »
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I have also noted that they dont readily claim to have American blood even though they were also occupied by the USA, although for a much shorter time.
There must also be some 1st class Anglo Saxon blood in some of them from the British occupation of Manila. It may of only been for 2 years but the appetite for LBFM's (little brown f*cking machines) among the British is pretty high
It should be quite apparent why that is don't you think? I am assuming you are british hence your use of the derogatory LBFM moniker. Did you also know that they call chinese LYCR? However I don't see why you would bring up such crude things to these topic knowing that there is a Pinay (if she is one) here, but to impugn their morality and character. You also do not see that this reflects on your character and tells us what kind of person you are. I am sure that this was not your intention and it was a slip o' the tongue so we'' can chalk it up to talk among blokes eh
It certainly wasn't my intention to "impugn" the "morality and character" of Pinays, although I have 1st hand experience of some extremely bad morality and character from a Pinay I put this all down to the individual involved and I hold Pinays as a whole in quite high esteem.
The fact is that Pinays and other South East Asian women are sometimes called LBFM's in the West, although rarely in Great Britain and far more commonly in Australia/New Zealand and the USA I think. I'm sure there are a few not so flattering terms for Western Men in Tagalog and personally I'd like to hear them, the only thing I can remember my Pinay ex calling me was "puta ina mo" or something like that
BTW, I've never heard of LYCR before, I've been trying to guess what it stands for and I'm fairly certain the 'LY' must be 'little yellow' as for the 'R' I'm thinking maybe 'receiver' but for the 'C' I'm stuck between 2 words. Whatever it is it sounds more imaginative than the 'foreign devil' we sometimes get called by the Chinese.
Re: Any studies of the Philippines & Spanish gene « Reply #29 on Nov 30, 2005, 2:42pm »
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My aunt, for example, has no epicanthal fold that I've noticed, and round eyes. She doesn't look like she has any "Australoid" admixture in any significant amount, and she does look a little like a mestizo, actually - a little.
Filipinos are australoid, at leat our ancestors were, this is what is taught in universities. This is not in a racial sense that you obviously mean. Filipinos do not have epicanthal fold or small eyes whatsoever. If they did they would be called chinito or chinita or just chinese if they are pure. Filipinos, Malays and Indonesians do nt see themselves as being the same as or related to chinese, indians, mexicans or arabs in a racial sense. We are our own 'race'.
Some of them do have at least a little epicanthus, even if it's much less developed than more northwestern asian people. Just because the eyes are rounder, doesn't mean they're completely without epicanthus:
And I don't believe that the majority of filipinos are australoid, even if they're part australoid. To me, they look exactly like a Chinese/Melanesian mix, nothing else, except some are truly a fairly recent european/filipino mix, even if it's a small minority.
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You are not Filipino are you? You are very ignorant about Filipinos and you even use words that Filipinos dont use. If you are Filipino then you must have been born overseas and grew up there, possibly the US? But even then you can't possibly be this ignorant about your culture because you can just ask your family memebers about these things.
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