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How would you describe the appearance of a guy named Vincent/Vinny and what Ethnicity do you think for a guy named that?
How would you describe the looks of a guy named Vincent/Vinny and what Ethnicity for a guy named that?
You know: Hair color, eye color
Ethnicity like: British, Scottish, etc.
So anyone have any ideas or opinions?
Cogito, no offense but can you just answer the question and not get all up in arms about how the name does not determine looks. Please just answer it as it is not that hard of a question.
5 Answers
- Jackie MLv 75 years agoFavorite Answer
Vincent sounds like a British vicar/priest with back air and black rimmed grasses, Vinny sound like a British gang/motorbike thug with black greasy hair and acne
- mikah_smilesLv 75 years ago
I know two Vincents, and I have a character named Vincent. So I pretty much thought of all three within nanoseconds of each other.
The first Vincent is tall, blonde, blue eyed and incredibly good looking. He's also very obviously gay and takes great pride in being a stereotype because it annoys his very conservative Christian family.
The second Vincent is short, Korean and very intense. He stares at your face little too hard when you're talking to him. He wears his nails a little too long. Not sure if that's cultural or if it's just him.
- CogitoLv 75 years ago
Names have absolutely nothing to do with appearance, ethnicity, character - anything.
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- Anonymous5 years ago
It depends on many factors