beautiful girl from mongolia

[kid a]

i came accross her on on of my travels.

[kid a]

last on of her.

hope u likey.

[Nsan]

Nice girl, thanks!
I never thought I'd meet a lady from Mongolia until I met one last year in a White Castle restaurant! Couldn't make that up.

[Liger14]

Wow, a mongolian girl, huh? She's not bad looking either. Interesting, because we rarely ever see chicks from around those parts. Most are chinese, japanes, korean, thai, fillipina...nobody ever thinks of Mongolia.

Maybe we should start thinking about them more then!:fishslap:

[misterman]

Hm, I personally don't seem to care for her looks. A little pudgy, and her head seems a little big. Just my opinion, always interesting to have a minority view.

[Dyka]

I'm mostly concerned with the fact that she looks hot. We need more Mongolians so that better generalizations can be made.

[xaltair]

I just saw a mongolian girl a couple of days ago at the store i work at. I know she was mongolian because her facial features didn't match her skin colour (eyes were asian, skin was white) and also because her credit card was from mongolia.

She looked so cool, with asian eyes but white skin, complexion and almost natural blonde hair.

[Ryofu]

Mongolians look very much like koreans. I think it's because of the same genetic stock that the 2 races come from.

[jacexface]

as a korean..i could definitely tell that she was more mongolian..although i must admit..i do believe that koreans did come frim mongolia

[heena]

wel, all I know, mongol girls rare to see flirting on film

[porkar]

as a korean..i could definitely tell that she was more mongolian..although i must admit..i do believe that koreans did come frim mongolia
Yes Korean are Han people, thus the name of their language, Hangul; btw most of the north and east Asians are descended from the Han; Attila and Ghengis Khan and their like travelled far and wide.
Her thighs might look strong because of the horseriding.

[tobylove]

a mongolian girl...quite rare to me
I do not know any in my community
nice picture man!

[smart]

Many Mongolian ladies I have met are beautiful:)

[smartpatrol]

Is she one of the Mongolian girls we'd meet on the vacation in Mongolia we keep getting spammed about? And if so, are they all armed with SCA gear like she is?

[Bored108]

I am determined never to take a Mongolian vacation.

That, or I'll go, drag Larcus with me, and leave him there to fall on his sword after losing his honor.

[bsm1967]

i came accross her on on of my travels.

Did you wipe it up and say sorry ?

Think about the double entendre !!!

Met quite a few girls from Mongolia that were living in Beijing when I was there. This girl is lower than average looking compared to some of them - there are some very good looking Mongolian girls out there !

[porkar]

She can ride me "cowgirl style" any day.

[xconan]

as a korean..i could definitely tell that she was more mongolian..although i must admit..i do believe that koreans did come frim mongolia

i'm not so sure of that but however mongolian, korean, finnish and japanese share some altaic similarities in their language... japanese influence from the koreans from trade?

[Kowai99]

I met a Mongolian woman in a bar in San Francisco a couple of years ago -- beautiful, with long black hair and dark eyes as are common among Asians, but somehow different. Also tall and willowy. Her name was Bah-sun or something like that, and she told me Mongolians only go by one name. Does anyone know if that's true, or was she just saying that so I wouldn't know her full name? :oops:

[balebengong]

this guy have some mongolian girl pictures

http://www.flickr.com/photos/25713828@N00/sets/72157594348598712/

[daznlover]

I met a Mongolian woman in a bar in San Francisco a couple of years ago -- beautiful, with long black hair and dark eyes as are common among Asians, but somehow different. Also tall and willowy. Her name was Bah-sun or something like that, and she told me Mongolians only go by one name. Does anyone know if that's true, or was she just saying that so I wouldn't know her full name? :oops:


I dunno about mongolians, but many indonesians only go by one name (pretty confusing!)...
-http://www.planetmole.org/06-05/whats-in-a-name-java-indonesia.html-

Maybe she didn't want you to look her in the phone book :p

[daznlover]

This mongolian chick is hot!... Great legs to go by... Did you.... 'meet' her?

Once met a mongolian gal, very classy... all charming... so this reminds me of her again...

[junbecks]

uhh i dont think so. I knew many girls from indonesia who have at least 3 names NOT including their surname.

At university i knew a mongolian guy whose name was Aruhan. I asked err...do you have a cool last name or something?
he said, nop, just Aruhan.

[bohgohshipa]

she looks kinda korean i might have to say.. still hawt fora mongolian :love:

[fazole]

I don't know about all Indonesians, but in Bali (which is Hindu, not Muslim as most of Indonesia) I think there are only about 6 names used for men--Wayan and Atut are two of them, I think. Can anyone verify if this is the same for women?

[SPQR]

Yes Korean are Han people, thus the name of their language, Hangul; btw most of the north and east Asians are descended from the Han; Attila and Ghengis Khan and their like travelled far and wide.
Her thighs might look strong because of the horseriding.

Actually...Han people refers to the most common ethnicity in China. Attila was a Hun, and Genghis Khan, as a Mongol, was a descendent of the Huns. Hun is a central Asian nomadic ethnicity completely unrelated to the Hans of China. Koreans are closer to Manchus, so yes they might have shared bloodlines with the Huns, and the Hans as well with with their close proximity to China, but there were also indigenous Koreans in Korea since prehistory, so any relations to the Hun or Han would be from intermixing between the ethnicity and not direct descent.

[gary]

This is a real mongolia chick,enjoy

[porkar]

Actually...Han people refers to the most common ethnicity in China. Attila was a Hun, and Genghis Khan, as a Mongol, was a descendent of the Huns. Hun is a central Asian nomadic ethnicity completely unrelated to the Hans of China. Koreans are closer to Manchus, so yes they might have shared bloodlines with the Huns, and the Hans as well with with their close proximity to China, but there were also indigenous Koreans in Korea since prehistory, so any relations to the Hun or Han would be from intermixing between the ethnicity and not direct descent.

What are your sources for this info?

[backlash]

I met a Mongolian woman in a bar in San Francisco a couple of years ago -- beautiful, with long black hair and dark eyes as are common among Asians, but somehow different. Also tall and willowy. Her name was Bah-sun or something like that, and she told me Mongolians only go by one name. Does anyone know if that's true, or was she just saying that so I wouldn't know her full name? :oops:

Yes, Mongolians using only one name(first name)

Im not sure shes true mongolian.

[ayamkampung]

there were a beautiful mongolian in malaysia before. blew up to pieces by the police :notagain:

[angelmon]

Yes Korean are Han people, thus the name of their language, Hangul; btw most of the north and east Asians are descended from the Han; Attila and Ghengis Khan and their like travelled far and wide.
Her thighs might look strong because of the horseriding.

attila was 700 to 800 years befor ghengis, attila dies in 450 ghengis dies around 1200 and attila was white european not asian

[porkar]

attila was 700 to 800 years befor ghengis, attila dies in 450 ghengis dies around 1200 and attila was white european not asian

However, nothing is absolutely proven in history, this is also possible:-

Huns
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
For other uses, see Hun (disambiguation).
"Hunnic" redirects here. For other uses, see Hunnic (disambiguation).
"Hungars" redirects here. For the community in Virginia, see Hungars Point, Virginia.


The Western Hunnic Empire stretched from the steppes of Central Asia into modern Germany, and from the Black Sea to the Baltic Sea
The Huns were a group of nomadic pastoral people who, appearing from beyond the Volga, migrated into Europe c.AD 370 and built up an enormous empire in Europe. Their main military technique was mounted archery. The Huns may have stimulated the Great Migration, a contributing factor in the collapse of the Roman Empire. They formed a unified empire under Attila the Hun, who died in 453; their empire broke up the next year. Their descendants, or successors with similar names, are recorded by neighbouring populations to the south, east, and west as having occupied parts of Eastern Europe and Central Asia roughly from the 4th century to the 6th century. Variants of the Hun name are recorded in the Caucasus until the early 8th century.
They were possibly the descendants of the Xiongnu who had been northern neighbours of China three hundred years before[1] and may be the first expansion of Turkic people across Eurasia[2][3][4][5][6]. The origin and language of the Huns has been the subject of debate for centuries. The leading current theory is that their leaders at least may have spoken a Turkic language.

So Attila was possibly a European of Central Asian origin.

[mirrorman]

How did we go from checking out a hottie to discussing Attila and Hun history.

Someone said she was a little chubby, I think she is just nicely fleshy...you've got to have some nice spongy bits to hold onto, and she sure looks great in that little skirt. :blush:

[porkar]

Hehe, I think it may have started at about Post #7 after we realised there were not any more pix to be posted.

[Shooter]

you guys are as fun as a sociology class. Post some pics or STFUp

[porkar]

I don't know about sociology, maybe history might be more like it; if someone can send me a Mongolian girl i will post some pix of her.

[SixPistols]

She look sso powerful! :exhausted:

[tee]

What does mongolian ppl eat???

[thicknick86]

I met a Mongolian woman in a bar in San Francisco a couple of years ago -- beautiful, with long black hair and dark eyes as are common among Asians, but somehow different. Also tall and willowy. Her name was Bah-sun or something like that, and she told me Mongolians only go by one name. Does anyone know if that's true, or was she just saying that so I wouldn't know her full name? :oops:

It's true, they have no surname.

[porkar]

What does mongolian ppl eat???

Maybe Yak, yuck!:distressed:

[rorikon]

Back in 2007 fuurinkazan posted a big series of lovely shots of Agnes B in the Naked in Public thread showing her wandering around nude in some town in Germany. She is said to be Mongolian - I suppose the same girl as the Agnes gary posted in #27 in this thread. Check em out.

[gipsy1]

What does mongolian ppl eat???

salty butter tea and mutton yum yum...

what nutter said she was a bit fat and her head too big, jeez mr perfect.
I think she looks fabulous, fantastic legs great smile amazing hair, and generally a very well put together package. who wouldn't cum across that...:evillaugh:

[fcukmaniac_22]

college student....

[fcukmaniac_22]

now in 2 pcs... stunt!!!
psst... there is a ''CaM3L To3''...

more of her to come... :)

[porkar]

..
more of her to come... :)

More of us to cum also :block:

[fcukmaniac_22]

More of us to cum also :block:

here u go...

[fcukmaniac_22]

yeah... still d same gal...