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IdeaQueen

@IdeaQueen

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Posted: 17 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: nitasuni
@ lighthouse: I read of a study performed on babies and toddlers where babies reacted positively to beautiful people vs not so attractive people , they smiled more at beautiful people .

I hopes, at least this does not applied to the child's mother.😆 Otherwise most of the mothers will be in problem. 😉

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IdeaQueen

@IdeaQueen

Dazzler

Posted: 17 years ago

#22

Originally posted by: qwertyesque

oh ok now I know why I kept winking to that nurse when I was born.. 😆😆

Is this the expression of the nurse seeing qwerty(may be she did namkaran to qwerty...a beautiful name😛)

(just for joke..no offence qwerty ji😊)

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sudesh kumar

@qwertyesque

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Posted: 17 years ago

#23

Originally posted by: mythili_Kiran

Is this the expression of the nurse seeing qwerty(may be she did namkaran to qwerty...a beautiful name😛)

(just for joke..no offence qwerty ji😊)

😆 maybe.. but it surely represents the picture of a person who always is in an habit of saying "AYYO"...😆😆

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lighthouse

@lighthouse

Inactive

Posted: 17 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: qwertyesque

oh ok now I know why I kept winking to that nurse when I was born.. 😆😆

😆 Qwertoo If that is true then I don't know why they say nursing is a thankless job. 😉.

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IdeaQueen

@IdeaQueen

Dazzler

Posted: 17 years ago

#25

Originally posted by: qwertyesque

😆 maybe.. but it surely represents the picture of a person who always is in an habit of saying "AYYO"...😆😆

Ayyo!!!😆😆😆

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sunitha pillai

@nitasuni

Navigator

Posted: 17 years ago

#26

Is look is all in life?😉

Edited by nitasuni - 17 years ago

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sudesh kumar

@qwertyesque

Rocker

Posted: 17 years ago

#27

Originally posted by: lighthouse

😆 Qwertoo If that is true then I don't know why they say nursing is a thankless job. 😉.

that may be because guys like me are not born everyday is it?😆😆...

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lighthouse

@lighthouse

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Posted: 17 years ago

#28

Originally posted by: qwertyesque

that may be because guys like me are not born everyday is it?😆😆...

😆 Haan haan.. Tabhi toh everyone who uses a computer starts with QWERTY ....namahshay namah. 😉

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joie de vivre

@joie de vivre

Inactive

Posted: 17 years ago

#29

It's really funny,but I observe that I tend to get a bit uncomfortably self-conscious when I'm amidst people who are formidably good-looking AND who are equally intelligent and witty to boot(and I get to see only a precious few of such people,that too once in a blue moon).....Those kind of people make me feel inadequate and menial. 😭

Then there are the stereotypical "dumb blondes" in every society and culture,now those kind of people make me feel guiltily better about myself 😳 I feel so eternally grateful that I have my wits intact...

The third kind are those people who aren't much of a looker,but are extraordinarily intelligent and well-spoken,with impeccable mannerisms,such people imbue a sense of overwhelming respect and regard...

The fourth most commonly seen classification is that of a blend of moderate looks and fair to middling intelligence....These are the people I connect most easily with,as I myself fall into this category 😳 ...These people are not imbecilic,though they do tend to have a few foot in the mouth moments(I've had plenty of those),as well as some of those instances when they bowl everyone over with their insight and smarts....

In conclusion,I'd say that I size up the "personality" of the person whilst judging him/her..Looks alone isn't the parameter I utilise for weighing people....As for first impressions,it again boils down to the person's personality, manners, etiquette, demeanour and bearing....

Edited by joie de vivre - 17 years ago

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lighthouse

@lighthouse

Inactive

Posted: 17 years ago

#30

Originally posted by: Andekhi
Do you believe our society is oriented mainly on the basis of looks? Preference is given to good-looking people over others? Why do you think we are very much look oriented?

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Please scroll down on Page 1 for more discussion...

Of course looks matter. Cosmetics, textile, diet industries and the malls prove that. I don't know if anyone has figured out how much of our time and money is spent everyday to look good. When someone looks good , it tells us they care about themselves and make an effort to appease others aesthetically.

I wonder if we were to see each other here at the forum, how many of us will still retain the same opinion about the persons we chat and debate with.😛

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