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[Katyuscha]

But Caucasian as in white or as in the people from the area?

Both, in a sense.

Like I've said before, that area of the world, plus that period of history has never really interested me, so if I'm wrong, please tell me.

[Katyuscha]

I count everything from Britain, France,and Portugal, to Eastern Russia and the Caucasus to be European, yes.

I know the boundaries of Europe are contested, but those are mine.

I count Israel and Turkey as Europe due to the strong influence of European culture.

I can see that, though I'm a little drawn on it.

[Katyuscha]

Also, I meant to say Western Russia, not Eastern Russia.

[Arumdaum]

But Caucasian as in white or as in the people from the area?

Both, in a sense.

Like I've said before, that area of the world, plus that period of history has never really interested me, so if I'm wrong, please tell me.

Well, the first civilization in the Caucasus definitely started in the Caucasus.

But for the other one, it's hard to say, since we'd have to decide at what point we could actually consider people "white." However, considering that we consider Arabs, Persians, etc. white, the first would probably be the Sumerians, in the southern portion of modern-day Iraq.

[San Salazar]

Both, in a sense.

Like I've said before, that area of the world, plus that period of history has never really interested me, so if I'm wrong, please tell me.

Well, the first civilization in the Caucasus definitely started in the Caucasus.

But for the other one, it's hard to say, since we'd have to decide at what point we could actually consider people "white." However, considering that we consider Arabs, Persians, etc. white, the first would probably be the Sumerians, in the southern portion of modern-day Iraq.

How about those from the Indus Valley and Indo-Aryans, some are near "white".

[Katyuscha]

Both, in a sense.

Like I've said before, that area of the world, plus that period of history has never really interested me, so if I'm wrong, please tell me.

Well, the first civilization in the Caucasus definitely started in the Caucasus.

But for the other one, it's hard to say, since we'd have to decide at what point we could actually consider people "white." However, considering that we consider Arabs, Persians, etc. white, the first would probably be the Sumerians, in the southern portion of modern-day Iraq.

That first part made me laugh.

But yeah, that's why I'm confused on the matter. I know that we came from Africa and spent a long while in Arabia, so I'm not really sure where we say that actual white people appeared and when.

[Arumdaum]

Well, the first civilization in the Caucasus definitely started in the Caucasus.

But for the other one, it's hard to say, since we'd have to decide at what point we could actually consider people "white." However, considering that we consider Arabs, Persians, etc. white, the first would probably be the Sumerians, in the southern portion of modern-day Iraq.

How about those from the Indus Valley and Indo-Aryans, some are near "white".

Agriculture in Mesopotamia started before the Indus Valley civilization. However, it's unknown what they looked like, and I'm pretty sure that they probably spoke a Dravidian language and looked like the darker-skinned Indians. The Aryans didn't come in until much later.

[San Salazar]

How about those from the Indus Valley and Indo-Aryans, some are near "white".

Agriculture in Mesopotamia started before the Indus Valley civilization. However, it's unknown what they looked like, and I'm pretty sure that they probably spoke a Dravidian language and looked like the darker-skinned Indians. The Aryans didn't come in until much later.

I'm so confused orz

[Katyuscha]

Agriculture in Mesopotamia started before the Indus Valley civilization. However, it's unknown what they looked like, and I'm pretty sure that they probably spoke a Dravidian language and looked like the darker-skinned Indians. The Aryans didn't come in until much later.

I'm so confused orz

I'm just going to leave this conversation before I embarrass myself further.

[San Salazar]

I'm so confused orz

I'm just going to leave this conversation before I embarrass myself further.

But it's an interesting conversation :c

[Katyuscha]

I'm just going to leave this conversation before I embarrass myself further.

But it's an interesting conversation :c

I know, but I gots stuff to dooo!

[San Salazar]

But it's an interesting conversation :c

I know, but I gots stuff to dooo!

But pencils are penises :c

[Katyuscha]

I know, but I gots stuff to dooo!

But pencils are penises :c

As hilarious as that may be, I still have to go, especially now, before I start ranting about feminazis.

See ya', TET.

[Gallup]

But pencils are penises :c

As hilarious as that may be, I still have to go, especially now, before I start ranting about feminazis.

See ya', TET.

Bye!

[San Salazar]

But pencils are penises :c

As hilarious as that may be, I still have to go, especially now, before I start ranting about feminazis.

See ya', TET.

See ya~

[Thafoo]

Adobe Flash CS6 went from being unbearably difficult to being a cakewalk.

Funny that.

[San Salazar]

Adobe Flash CS6 went from being unbearably difficult to being a cakewalk.

Funny that.

I clicked the link on your sig and the related videos were Muslims praying. Whut.

[Gallup]

Adobe Flash CS6 went from being unbearably difficult to being a cakewalk.

Funny that.

Ah.

[The Holy Therns]

Adobe Flash CS6 went from being unbearably difficult to being a cakewalk.

Funny that.

Ah.

A monologue of depth and complexity on so many levels.

[The Serbian Empire]

Adobe Flash CS6 went from being unbearably difficult to being a cakewalk.

Funny that.

Ah.

Ah... such a short reply!

[Gidgetisms]

hi fellows. what's up?

[San Salazar]

Adobe Flash CS6 went from being unbearably difficult to being a cakewalk.

Funny that.

Ah.

Is that all you have to say? How intelligent.

[Thafoo]

Adobe Flash CS6 went from being unbearably difficult to being a cakewalk.

Funny that.

I clicked the link on your sig and the related videos were Muslims praying. Whut.

I have no idea why the videos that show in the related videos do...

Adobe Flash CS6 went from being unbearably difficult to being a cakewalk.

Funny that.

Ah.

It's no wonder Mommy Nathy is disappoint with TET these days.

[Divair]

And suddenly out of nowhere.



A bitch to play on the trumpet, I'll tell you.

[San Salazar]

I clicked the link on your sig and the related videos were Muslims praying. Whut.

I have no idea why the videos that show in the related videos do...

Well contraception escalates to prayer apparently.