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Maybe blonds have more fun. But when you're tanning on the yacht, drinking daiquiris, and getting pedicures from Marco -- the hot pool boy, who lives to satisfy your every need -- chances are you won't care. That's because, at least according to dating experts, you, the brunette, are far more likely to land a man who can lavish you with absurd sums of money than your blond counterpart.
ShakingBlondHead 4-10-2008 @ 8:13PM
I can't seem to find the part of the article that could make it mean something ... what percentage of the female population is brunette, blond etc?
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mdmergele 4-10-2008 @ 10:04PM
Always been a brunette, always will be. And I've had WAY too much fun in my 50 years of life!
ElleBelle 4-10-2008 @ 8:15PM
Redheads account for only 7% of the population --- guess you didn't factor that into your calculation.
The bigger reason why these billionaires don't pick redheads for trophy wives --- redheads are too intelligent and independent to be purely arm candy.
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dnrc33 4-11-2008 @ 12:49AM
You got that right!!! WooHoo...go reds!
Ashley 4-10-2008 @ 8:30PM
Not all redheads are intelligant, just like not all blondes are ignorant and not all bruenettes will marry billionaires.
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Joyce 4-10-2008 @ 9:12PM
I dye my hair red by choice! I wish it was natural. Everyone who sees it tells me what a great color it is. I was an (un)natural blonde for years, and sure, I got lots of oogles, but I find that people of substance want to talk to me when I'm a redhead.
Who needs a man with a billion? Why not just try to make my own? Then that way I don't have to share it with him!
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whitesharkt 4-10-2008 @ 9:25PM
Every famous beauty that stands out is a dark haired girl, even Marilyn Monroe was a dyed blond. Sophia Loren and Elizabeth Taylor, set the bar. Blondes like Kim Basinger and red head Ann Margaret really stand out too, but they are not memorable.
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foxylady 4-10-2008 @ 9:30PM
I dye my hair red. I'm a natural blonde. Sure, most men prefer blondes, but red really does suit me better and I've only gotten compliments for my color.
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SKW 4-10-2008 @ 9:31PM
Aren't the majority of white women brunette anyway? Isn't this probably just because there are a lot more of us to marry in the first place? Or maybe billionaires don't care about having a blonde bombshell as much as we think?
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joe 4-10-2008 @ 9:31PM
Last time I checked, "Blond" was spelled BLONDE. Wow, no wonder no one trusts the media anymore when they can't even spell words in their headlines correctly!!!!!
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Carol 4-10-2008 @ 10:32PM
Actually, it can be spelled BLONDE or BLOND.
And like someone said, not all redheads are intelligent, not all blond(e)s are dumb, and not all brunettes are white. Hair color doesn't make the person. This is a lame article.
Geegee Davis 4-11-2008 @ 12:08AM
Blonde is feminine in French and blond is masculine in French.
rach 4-10-2008 @ 9:45PM
omg no one can spell and noone really cares if redheads are smart or pretty. most of them arent. believe me. im a happy dirty blonde, deal with it.
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Angela Gossow 4-10-2008 @ 9:46PM
"Don't believe everything you read in tabloids. I'm a blonde, and we're all the same inside!"
---Angela Gossow---
Singer of Arch Enemy
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Heather 4-10-2008 @ 9:50PM
I'm a brunette...I guess I just haven't met my billionaire yet. I'd settle for a millionaire! ;)
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karen 4-10-2008 @ 9:51PM
REDHEADS RULE...................WE ARE THE INTELLIGENT SPECIES...NOW HERE THIS.
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Lori 4-10-2008 @ 9:55PM
Good job Karen...oh "intelligent one." It's HEAR this, not HERE this.
~L~
karen 4-10-2008 @ 9:52PM
REDHEADS RULE...NOW HEAR THIS
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karen 4-10-2008 @ 10:03PM
Lorie,,,Course you know,,,I knew that (Hear)...Just keeping you on your toes....
Amanda 4-10-2008 @ 9:56PM
I have dark brown/black hair and I landed a rich executive who is 22 years my senior and we are happily married.
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