why don't these makeup ads ever show them applying the foundation, before/after like they do on instagram videos. It seems like a very effective way of showing the product rather than watching Blake Lively flop around the screen for a minute.
lol if they're from the south it's the only way to make themselves seem slightly more interesting by including themselves in an "other" category without having to deal with the drawbacks actual Cherokee people have to deal with. Seriously ask a white person from like Georgia/nc/sc/Alabama to name a tribe from the area that isn't cree, Seminole, or Cherokee. They won't be able to
Because it's one of the "Civilized Tribes" as determined by white colonists (and when a basic white person claims something other than Cherokee it's usually one of the other 4). So they're basically saying they're ~exotic~ but not ~savage~.
no lie, when I told an ex-friend that I was descended from the local (and pretty much dead) Rogue River Indian Tribes she said, "Rogue... River? I've never even heard of that. You should tell people you're part Cherokee that sounds cooler."
Like okay I'm from southern Oregon, home of the Rogue and Coos and Coquille and a bunch of other cool indigenous cultures but SURE JAN.
Old news
and sure, it's wank bait. shrug
Edited at 2017-01-09 03:36 am (UTC)
Older than her new nose.
No
1/2, 1/4, 1/16, 1/32, right? or am i as bad at math as i am genetics
Sure
i've always thought she was beautiful and loreal true match is actually really good
anyways that "i'm part cherokee" nonsense is bullshit and they need to stop lmao, why is it always cherokee with them
Deadass it is the only one they know.
Edited at 2017-01-09 03:17 am (UTC)
At least be original, you dead-eyed golden retriever.
Edited at 2017-01-09 03:18 am (UTC)
I know a couple of dead eyed ones and they're still >>>>>>>>>>>> ha
I loved their mannequin challenge too
Like okay I'm from southern Oregon, home of the Rogue and Coos and Coquille and a bunch of other cool indigenous cultures but SURE JAN.