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Oh I largely like him and I realise he has a legitimate military record. But his demeanour is still hellishly awkward.

I’ll look the documentary up! Sounds interesting. It’s funny that you mention it, just finished this a couple of weeks ago.

I used to like this candy when I was young so I looked up Dic'n dip and this is what I got.

Bachelorette Party Dick N Dip Candy - Pecker Shaped Fun Dip Candy (8 Pack) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01DIBVN0S/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_qGf7Bb7Z4KJJD

It's Farber Castell and the cheapest pencil sharpener you can buy. You can buy it on amazon (holy moly. 8dollars. Are you kidding me?!) however this sharpener is much better and apparently cheaper (although less racist).

Source: I just bought one a few days ago.

please read this book and see what I mean by features, yes I said (nose, eyes, mouth) to simplify things for people who don't know how image classification works, and I'm sorry if that came out offensive to anyone who was offended.

Every image that needs to be classified to some class or category goes through heavy process of image transformation to make some features (small parts of image) more prominent. Then algorithm categorizes that data and if some threshold is met, that image then belongs to closest category. That is rough summary of process behind categorization.

> You’re just being racist and trying to come off as objective.

I apologize for not believing that image classification algorithms can be racist. And I certainly have no value of either offending people nor being racist, because that accomplishes nothing.

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Not really, no.

There are several features in OP's photo that look way too human. The protruding chin and less-spread nose are very obviously human and definitively not ape-like. The most glaring thing is the teeth, though. Real gorilla teeth are very bestial, with long, pointed upper and lower canines. Closer to something I'd expect from an obligate carnivore than a human, honestly. The smile in OP's photo literally just looks like a regular dude's smile.

The t-shirt company obviously did a shitty job with their print, but I think the original photo looks more "accidentally racist" than the t-shirt company's rendering lol

It's so they can keep her hair intact

only found a 12 pack

that one comes in a 4x3 grid individually wrapped in paper

one review does mention Moana: This set would have been perfect if it weren’t for the totally unkempt Moana. Her hair is a giant Matt of hair.

maybe it's a hair cage?

This set is split into two boxes and are all packaged the same way as OP's. Check out the photo reviews on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07DPJZZP3/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_fabc_F8W05ER4FEPP2TDCK0XF

Interesting. I learned it differently from a brazilian acquaintance of mine. She explained it in the same way these responders do in a related question on the interwebz, so I believe your understanding is flawed, in this case.

In case you don't believe that this exists - believe me, I wouldn't have believed it myself if I saw this, here's a link to the shirt on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Spreadshirt-Danger-Educated-Premium-T-Shirt/dp/B00QZ33OHW/

Yup. It’s on Amazon. I’ll provide a link to it below! It’s got 4 stars so not bad apparently! The description on it is:

“At last a clear manual for managing slaves the Roman way. How to Manage your Slaves offers practical answers to every question you're likely to have and guidance on every problem you're likely to encounter.”

https://www.amazon.com/dp/1781252521/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_IhQ8EbB66FNZH

This is Artemis Fowl. In the original, the butler is white. And, they are assigned to a Fowl at birth. But in this remake, they made the butler black, for 'equality' or something. Therefore, that makes him a slave that has to defend Artemis at all costs. He literally can't have any friends once he is assigned to a Fowl. And, in the original, the Butlers (in the book thats where the word but comes from) are trained in a facility in Jerusalem as children to adulthood. Also, if there are no Fowls to protect, they get sent to be bodyguards to the royal family in Saudi Arabia. If you wonder where this deal came from? The Fowls were (and still are) an aristocratical family in the U.K. which made a deal with the Butlers while they were conquering England with King William 1. Here's a link to read to godforsaken book: https://www.amazon.com/Artemis-Fowl-Eoin-Colfer/dp/1423124529

Except not really, because the genetic evidence proves it so. When looking at Yamnaya Indoeuropeans, the two most major skin lightening alleles are at frequencies seen in modern Mideast/North Indian people. There are some pigmentational alleles that are at even lower frequencies, like the TYR allele. Eye color allele frequencies also resemble MENA/Indian modern populations.

In addition, the PRQ haplogroup from which they were descended is conspicuously absent from ancient Europe, while having a very rich archaeological record in Eastern Siberia. Not to mention all related haplogroups (N, O, S, M, etc) also have their highest zones of diversity in the far east. The Mal'ta Boy found by lake Baikal in Siberia, who carries the oldest known sample of the R haplogroup (25,000 years), has been characterized as being dark pigmented.

http://dienekes.blogspot.com/2014/06/refined-structure-in-haplogroup-k-m526.html

http://dispatchesfromturtleisland.blogspot.com/2014/06/most-northern-hemisphere-men-have.html

If you want additional sources for anything, just ask.

It's a Turkish brand but yeah, still a dumb post.