About features

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This is a really stupid question and probably P incorrect; but here it is, why do Americans of British ancestry look different from the British du jour? I mean, can evolution work like that in only 200 years or so?

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Different in what way?

 

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In features.

 

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Well the guy who lives on the left of me looks different in features to the guy on the right. WOWOW!

 

No, you still don't get it. I'm asking about the two peoples not about your neighbors.

 

So what features do Brits have that American descendants of Brits dont have and vice versa?

 

I don't know, they don't look identical. I can easily tell between an American and a British.

 

Are you sure its facial features? I can usually tell too, its the clothing that gives it away.

 

I thought of that, but I think there is something about features too.

 

yes it can look at the chinese one looks like that they all do
one sneezes they all do is how it goes

 

That's because America became a melting pot of different cultures. America isn't just British anymore it's Irish, Scottish, German, Russian.... It keeps going.

 

Yeah. I think first Jamestowners looked more British than the current standard white Americans.

 

Have you got any pictures of these standard white Americans?

 

here is one:

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I mean this can't be American, can he?

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Yes. This is a beautiful looking British American.

 

I don't think so..Aside from the obvious fact that he's the PM, He does look british.. but i can't put my finger on what makes him different.. try posting someone less obvious..

 

Their features are different, that's what it is.

I don't know how to put it... American faces are more "flat"... Sorry...

 

I think British have more Celtic genes.

 

Oh yeah, and can be paler.