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    the site needs more asian girls.
    To recruit them this is what to do.

    Get a translator to write out a small note in Chinese and put it up on the student noticeboards.
    Also hand out these leaflets to the girls working in all the Chinese beauty shops and hair salons. Those places are just fronts for massage parlours. Most of the girls in there would be into it.
    Put a small ad in the local chinese newspaper. In Mandarin.
    Simple, suddenly we will have a wealth of hot Chinese birds to look at.

    #2
    That would certainly find more Chinese girls. You would also have to put out ads in Japanese, Hindi, Gujerati, Punjabi, Bengali, Urdu (!), Malaysian, Thai, and many more if it's asian, rather than merely Chinese, girls you are after!

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      #3
      fran, a great idea. But then the problem is, what do we do when they call? I guess we have to hope they can speak english well enough.

      Def a good idea, thanks.

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        #4
        Quite a few Asian women have a sufficient command of English to make themselves understood. At first their accents are hard to understand, but it gets better with practice.Phone contact is a problem, but once you meet with them in person it gets easier, and you can use hand gestures... which would also add humor. And since part of the interview process involves showing applicants the website, visual representations could help. The biggest problem I see is getting informed consent on the contract. If the beauty salons are fronts for massage parlors, posting notices may bring in some girls who are not amateurs.

        My thoughts. It seems doable, but it depends on how much extra staff resources you want to spend. If you're still in contact with Fuji, maybe she could help with translation or model liaison. Perhaps you could try it on a small scale and see what happens.

        fran, are the beauty shops recruiting for massage parlors? At least over in the USA, not many guys go to beauty shops.

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          #5
          Let me first say I agree I'd love to see more asians on the site. I also love the idea of Fuji as a model liason.. And posting messages on uni bulletin boards.. Though I'm sure you realize you wouldn't be the first (mostly Anglo) porn site to be looking for Asian girls.. I think you'd get better results by using liasons and word-of-mouth.

          I also think a road trip would be fun to watch for us members (though I know the SP must've been a logistical nightmare for you guys). C'mon... Suzilla Rampages Tokyo!

          But pleeeeeaaassseee stay away from Asian massage parlors.. Both for your sake and ours. Trust me.

          BB
          Last edited by brownboyletamb; 19 August 2005, 07:43 PM.

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            #6
            These are all excellent suggestions, and they're all feasible. Austrailia is an ethnically diverse country, so they're out there.

            Hey Abby, what do you think of putting two ethnic models together for a T2 or T3 session? That might melt my motherboard and steam up your camera gear but I'm willing to take the risk if you are

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              #7
              But pleeeeeaaassseee stay away from Asian massage parlors.. Both for your sake and ours. Trust me.
              the voice of experience?

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                #8
                Originally posted by crepescule
                Hey Abby, what do you think of putting two ethnic models together for a T2 or T3 session?
                That's a horrible word. It lumps together people of diverse origins, cultures and religions who have nothing in common, except that their ancestors did not come from Europe. I wouldn't like to be classified like that - would you?

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Philos
                  That's a horrible word. It lumps together people of diverse origins, cultures and religions who have nothing in common, except that their ancestors did not come from Europe. I wouldn't like to be classified like that - would you?
                  Actually, I am, and no one I have ever known has ever taken offense to that term. In fact, some seek it out to lay claim to any ethnic blood in themselves. Maybe it's a regional thing, but you're the very first person to say that to me.

                  You may not like that word, Philos, but it would take a lot more than your personal preference to make it horrible. I get your drift and respect your opinion; I just don't agree.

                  Criminy I hope this doesn't sound like a lecture: in a cultural environment, verbal shorthand is necessary. Even here on AW, virtually all non-white models of Eastern origin are referred to as Asian: Thai, Chinese, Maori, Aboriginal. Asian. No disrespect is intended and if the models don't have a problem with being referred to as Asian I don't see how I could. If that came over as preachy, my bad

                  Me, I just want Abs to take pictures of spunky girls.

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by crepescule
                    Me, I just want Abs to take pictures of spunky girls.


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                      #11
                      I really liked Jun
                      http://www.abbywinters.com/main.php?...file&model=708

                      img tag disable, use attachment mgr/system to add images to postshttp://media.abbywinters.com/content/Jun/junportrait.jpg

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by crepescule
                        Hey Abby, what do you think of putting two ethnic models together for a T2 or T3 session?
                        Originally posted by crepescule
                        ...if the models don't have a problem with being referred to as Asian I don't see how I could. If that came over as preachy, my bad .
                        No problem with "Asian", but "Asian" does not appear in the first quote. The word that worries me is "Ethnic", when used to describe all ethnic types except one. Why is that one exempt from ethnicity? Think about it.

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                          #13
                          Philos raises an interesting point. "Ethnic" is a problematic term. For one thing, it is imprecise to the point of uselessness. My Big Fat dictionary says it "relates to a religious, racial, cultural or national group". Talk about covering a lot of ground! The secondary definition says the word is sometimes used to refer to persons who are not from a Christian culture as heathens. So it does have a negative connotation.

                          Crepescule, I am sure you meant nothing offensive, and I was not offended--I read right past that word--use it myself. I am using your and Philos' comments as a springboard for ideas.

                          I do find myself thinking in terms of My Folks and Everyone Else. My compatriots, and sometime I, tend to oversimplify the complexity of humanity, which leads to limited understanding of other peoples, which leads to problematic relations with those peoples.

                          I agree that we need to do some categorization in order to converse. But perhaps we can be a little more precise, even though people are hard to categorize. For instance, a lot of people in the US, myself included, make broad assumptions about African-Americans. I grew up during Martin Luther King's time, and I assumed that all African-Americans agreed with King's agenda, which had things in common with liberalism. I am still surprised when I encounter conservative African Americans. But there they are.

                          Similarly, I am tempted to assume that all Welsh women under the age of 40 are saucy and sexy like Mrs. Roops. Probably that is not true... dammit...

                          Okay I have been on the soapbox enough. Back to the nudity and naughtiness...

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                            #14
                            I didn't know that, artlover. See, I just learned something new. I'm ahead on the day. Both you and Philos have given me food for thought.

                            I've used and heard the term "ethnic" in many contexts, in diverse groups of people. No one has ever taken offense. Guess I can't say that anymore I know Philos' objection wasn't personal; it's just how he feels and I can respect that. I've disagree with many people over their political and social views. I prefer to disagree across the table from them, with a few filled/empty beer bottles and a pile of peanut shells between us and a jukebox playing Bob Dylan on in the background

                            Sometimes I meet someone and I can't tell their ethnicity/heritage/racial background immediately. For example, try as I might, I can't always discern between Vietnamese and Campuchean, or Ghanaian and Beninian, or Swede and Dane. It doesn't really matter unless the discussion pertains directly to that particular issue. I do know that there are plenty stunningly beautiful women in all of those countries. Don't get me started, please

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by crepescule
                              I prefer to disagree across the table from them, with a few filled/empty beer bottles and a pile of peanut shells between us and a jukebox playing Bob Dylan on in the background
                              That wouldn't work. Artlover and I will never agree about Bob Dylan, will we Art?

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                                #16
                                Wow, how could I have missed Jun? She's gorgeous! Very spunky indeed. Looking forward to more of Jun.. (now please don't tell me you found her at a massage parlor..)

                                BB

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                                  #17
                                  Guess I can't say that anymore
                                  I really, seriously, hope I have not conveyed that. I use the word myself. I am just advocating awareness of the tremendous diversity of humankind.

                                  No, Philos, it looks like we have different views on Dylan. But hey, you like James Brown--clear proof of discerning taste .

                                  On topic, Jun is truly lovely. As is Hope.

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                                    #18
                                    Originally posted by artlover
                                    I really, seriously, hope I have not conveyed that. I use the word myself. I am just advocating awareness of the tremendous diversity of humankind.

                                    No, Philos, it looks like we have different views on Dylan. But hey, you like James Brown--clear proof of discerning taste .
                                    Being half African and half Latino, I experience ethnic (damn, that word again ) diversity on a daily basis. Sometimes it's easier to say "ethnic" than say "non-Caucasian", especially when you are surrounded by Caucasians. Since 9 out of 10 models here are Caucasian (none of whom I have any problem with) I'd like to see a T2 or T3 shoot where both models are non-Caucasians. It would be a change of pace, and knowing Abs they'd be spunky as all get-out. I trust her judgment on this.

                                    James Brown? No good--we'd be too busy tapping our feet and nodding our heads to the rhythm for political/social discourse

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                                      #19
                                      Originally posted by crepescule
                                      Being half African and half Latino, I experience ethnic (damn, that word again ) diversity on a daily basis. Sometimes it's easier to say "ethnic" than say "non-Caucasian", especially when you are surrounded by Caucasians.
                                      Possibly a US v. British issue. I'm assuming from your use of the American term Latino that you're American and I know Philos is a Brit. I'm a Brit too and like Philos I wouldn't use the word ethnic as a synonym for non-Caucasian. In the UK a person could take this as containing an implied slur. One does of course talk of ethnic minorities, so the phrase My district has a large ethnic minority population would be essentially neutral, whilst saying My district has a large ethnic population or (much worse - using ethnic as a noun) My district has a large population of ethnics might be taken as disparaging (even if this wasn't the speaker's intention). Of course, people in the UK do say things like the latter sentences, but others do cringe at this (like Philos did). I guess from what you and Artlover say, US usage differs.

                                      The point that seems to inform British usage, as Philos and/or Artlover more or less says, everyone is ethnic - i.e. everyone has an ethnicity (or often multiple ethnicities). In Europe, Australia or North America, non-Caucasians might be described as ethnic minorities, as that's a question of relative population size within any one country. (Of course, in the world as a whole, Caucasians are a minority).

                                      The other objection to the use of the word ethnic/ethnicity, IMO, is that often it's used indistinguishably from racial/race (and race is a biologically meaningless word that tends just to mean skin colour). Ethnicity is a question of culture as well as (or much more so than) physical characteristics. Moreover, people can (IMO) have multiple ethnicities simultaneously, not all of which will be in any way biologically inherited.

                                      My two eurocents worth anyway

                                      I'd be most happy to see girls of all and any ethnicity here and of all and any skin-colour, in all and any possible combinations.
                                      Last edited by pjay; 22 August 2005, 06:16 PM. Reason: Thought I should add something on topic!!!

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                                        #20
                                        [QUOTE=pjay]Possibly a US v. British issue. I'm assuming from your use of the American term Latino that you're American and I know Philos is a Brit. I'm a Brit too and like Philos I wouldn't use the word ethnic as a synonym for non-Caucasian. In the UK a person could take this as containing an implied slur. One does of course talk of ethnic minorities, so the phrase My district has a large ethnic minority population would be essentially neutral, whilst saying My district has a large ethnic population or (much worse - using ethnic as a noun) My district has a large population of ethnics might be taken as disparaging (even if this wasn't the speaker's intention). Of course, people in the UK do say things like the latter sentences, but others do cringe at this (like Philos did). I guess from what you and Artlover say, US usage differs.

                                        The other objection to the use of the word ethnic/ethnicity, IMO, is that often it's used indistinguishably from racial/race (and race is a biologically meaningless word that tends just to mean skin colour). Ethnicity is a question of culture as well as (or much more so than) physical characteristics. Moreover, people can (IMO) have multiple ethnicities simultaneously, not all of which will be in any way biologically inherited.
                                        QUOTE]

                                        So ultimately this boils down to regional colloquialisms. What's perfectly innocent in one culture could be a challenge to the death in another. I didn't know that the word "ethnic" was so charged in the UK. Really, here in the USA it's no big thing. Caucasians hold a disproprtionate amount of political and economic control here, and sometimes using the word "ethnic" is a relief from constant saturation of Caucasians. Not that there's anything wrong with Caucasians per se, just that often those not of the Caucasian persuasion are often left behind.

                                        But since this is an Australian site, and Oz is British Overseas Territoty, I'm happy to accede to local custom and apologize if my insensitivity ruffled any feathers. I'm learning a lot from this discussion and appreciate everybody's input. I must say, it's extremely rare for people of differing races to discuss race without someone yelling, "Are you calling me a bigot!" This is refreshing. And since spunky girls is the issue, we're entirely on-topic!

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                                          #21
                                          I think we 're all being carried away here with political correctness.

                                          lets bring this thread to its original theme

                                          point one - some people refer to chinese girls as 'asian' girls. hence fran1942's original post of chinese girls.
                                          point two - please do not use words that refer to racial skin colour - white caucasian, latino, hispanic, oriental etc. I hate these words. You never would use the phrase 'I am white caucasian' would you? these words are too vague to mean anything.
                                          point three - we should be coming up with ideas to get these kind of girls into aw.com!!!!

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                                            #22
                                            we'd be too busy tapping our feet and nodding our heads to the rhythm for political/social discourse
                                            Well, there's a time for discourse and, as the Master would say, a time to git on up... git on up... like a sex machine!

                                            Artlover, who still thinks the right dance could save the world.

                                            Meanwhile, here's Hope. Not sure what her dance is called. Not sure it matters.

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                                              #23
                                              Hey Artlover,

                                              Keep tapping on. Nice diversion.

                                              It beats the PC shit. I like all people. I have many friends and I don't refer to then as my Gay/Black/Indian or other...Freind. I just call them my friend so & so... Diversity in friendships, contacts, business, websites... comes with time, maturity and experience. We don't need to push for a specific ethnicity because "like" people do eventually come together. I like your ability to post beautiful pictures though.

                                              Later,

                                              BP

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                                                #24
                                                PC is not, in my opinion, shit. I am proud of my heritage, and celebrate it, and embrace it. I don't throw it in anybody's face for personal gain but neither do I expect it to be ignored. Political correctness is simply respecting cultures and heritages other than your own. If you think that's "shit" to do that, backpocket, then that's your right.

                                                Funny how I rarely if ever hear people of color (Asians, Indians, Africans, etc.) complain about the inconvenience of political correctness.

                                                aArtlover, James Brown did a lot of songs, with lyrics like"

                                                "I got mine, don't worry about his!"

                                                "Say it loud, I'm black and I'm proud!"

                                                "Please, please, please!"

                                                We did have the whole world dancing in the late 1990s. Remember the song?

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                                                  #25
                                                  Excellent points, crepescule. Despite the sometimes absurd applications of PC, I grew up in an era when people thought nothing of using insulting slang terms for minority groups, disabled persons, homeless people, adherents of non-majority religions, and persons attracted to the same sex. A lot of pain resulted from those practices.

                                                  However, I like backpocket's policy of calling all people friends. (At least people of good will.) Maybe one fine day we will all have that attitude. I am hopeful. The younger generations in the US are far more likely to have a diverse group of friends than mine was--and thank heavens for that.

                                                  And thanks for the reminder about JB's other songs.

                                                  We did have the whole world dancing in the late 1990s. Remember the song?
                                                  Oh, this is embarrassing ... "We Are the World"? No that was earlier. It was only 6 or 7 years ago, I should remember this. Please, please, please help me, crepe.

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                                                    #26
                                                    The Macarena. I'm still not yet sick of that song...

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                                                      #27
                                                      How quickly I forget...

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                                                        #28
                                                        Artlover, I'm sure you've seen it already but Hermione E dances to the Macarena in either her 3rd or 4th video. I tell you that girl has the moves


                                                        Alleyes

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                                                          #29
                                                          actually I haven't. Gotta check it out... thanks for the tip... also wanna see the cow-tipping...

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                                                            #30
                                                            Originally posted by crepescule
                                                            ...We did have the whole world dancing in the late 1990s. Remember the song?
                                                            This song is from the early 70s. Anyone in non-US parts of the world remember it?

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