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This is a very interesting article, but I'm not certain how these are all "debunked by science". What we have here is not science, but the opinions of authority. This can be informative, but considering it as evidence isn't science, it's a logical fallacy called "the argument from authority".

How about something with some flavor? Does Chipotle have anything on the menu (secret or otherwise) like that? Because I haven't found it yet...

Friendzoned.

Isn't that why surgeons place scalpels on them?

Shocking that he would meet a Japanese woman while living in Japan. </sarcasm>

Oh weird a creepy old white guy meets a young Asian on the internet, who would have guessed. You look like a pervert. Those earrings make me sick.

"Draw me like one of your French girls"

The best.

A few things that a $100 dollar belt probably has that this one does not...

I've been designing and making belts for major retailers for about 10 years, so I can say that while this isn't a bad deal, it's definitely not cheaper than buying a similar belt already made... Depending on where you shop. In most cases it can be, but not in all.

Where are you shopping that a standard undecorated leather belt like this costs you $100?!

He either loses as a hero or play long enough for others to see him as a villain.

I'd take these ladies over a naked Miley Cyrus any day.

You do know gaijin means foreigner right? And that how you call people that are foreigners. I did not know it was an insult to call a foreigner "foreigner". And I am pretty sure they are more xenophobic with okinawans than with people from other countries. Also I think japanese descendent dekasegi from other countries

you'd doubt Asians want to look more like what society deems as good looking Asians? but somehow we East Asians all want to look like white people(PC trolls should read this as People of European Descent)?

Well, at least no one can accuse you of not being true to your username. Good job.

Still, he's not wrong. For most east Asians, light/pale skin has always been associated with beauty, because light-skinned ladies are typically upper-class and didn't need to work.

Oh, and this is a nice photo. I meant to add it!