Slant-eyes
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Slant-eyes by chuck u. farley May 12, 2003
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slanty eyes
Slanty eyes or epicanthic fold or epicanthal fold or epicanthus is a skin fold of the upper eyelid, covering the inner corner of the eye.
European ethnic groups that tend to have epicanthus relatively frequently are Scandinavians, Poles, Germans, the Irish and British.
Note: funny in its irony that whiteys make slanty eyes an Asian trait when Europeans have it too.
European ethnic groups that tend to have epicanthus relatively frequently are Scandinavians, Poles, Germans, the Irish and British.
Note: funny in its irony that whiteys make slanty eyes an Asian trait when Europeans have it too.
Student: "Why do they call slanty eyes an Asian eyes trait when white people have it too like Scandinavians, Germans, British, Irish?"
Master: "Because they are stupid and ignorant, literally. They don't know when they're insulting themselves. An educated person would know Europeans have slanty eyes too."
Master: "Because they are stupid and ignorant, literally. They don't know when they're insulting themselves. An educated person would know Europeans have slanty eyes too."
slanty eyes by Pink People October 4, 2012
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A Person Who's Eyes Are Slanted Diagonally Across Their Face Enabling Them To Look Like A Fuckin' Retard.
Slanty Eyes by RetardedFisherman June 28, 2010
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sideways slanteye by bvvvvt February 3, 2012
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