That was my point. “Dumb like a fox” means she ain’t dumb. I think she’s very smart and I also believe she had the whole “Oppa” act planned out hoping to parlay her shtick all the way to the bank; which she has. When she returns to the Uzbek mountains where she came from, all the villagers will get a new goat. You go girl!!!! High Five.

Anyway, she’s not the dumb one here…yet. If she makes good money outta this and laughs all the way to the bank… well ,you KNOW most of you guys will be looking for the pics/vids on the internet. Or–I cringe–purchase them.

And there seems to be an appearance hierarchy, too — successful (Western) male consultants of the McKinsey, Bain, Monitor variety all seem to be several inches taller than the average guy. I’m about 185cm (6′ 1″) tall and I feel like a dinky little fellow among the consultants. If I were taller and more athletic I guess I’d be one of them now but instead am damned to law practice.

yes she will be getting banged by 3 inch penises in apkujeong for a good time to come.

Was a “little dick” reference really necessary there?

no pun intended!

Faces, too, seem to carry information on intelligence. A few years ago, two of the world’s face experts, Leslie Zebrowitz, of Brandeis University in Massachusetts, and Gillian Rhodes, of the University of Western Australia, got together to review the literature and conduct some fresh experiments. They found nine past studies (seven of them conducted before the second world war, an indication of how old interest in this subject is), and subjected them to what is known as a meta-analysis.

The studies in question had all used more or less the same methodology, namely photograph people and ask them to do IQ tests, then show the photographs to other people and ask the second lot to rank the intelligence of the first lot. The results suggested that people get such judgments right—by no means all the time, but often enough to be significant.

http://www.economist.com/opini.....d=10311266