Thai here.
Can confirm the ass hair. I find ass hair in my underwear daily.
I have the most leg hair of everyone I know, including Moroccans and Turks.
I live with a Chinese guy who parades his bare chest around the place in black pyjamas and sandals.
From what I've observed - wicked long nipple hair, dirty fluff-tache, the odd chin hair, and he leaves monster frazzled pubes in the shower.
Meh..she's so Tumblr, too..lashed out on a guy in class for saying "les be honest." At first it was fine, she was telling him it was offensive but it got to a point where the teacher had to stop it
Sumo wrestling has always struck me as a really weird sport.
Different sports have their ideal body types; like Rugby favors a heavy build, Tennis favors a smaller and quicker build, and Football (or soccer) favors a build that looks more convincing when rolling on the floor in feigned agony.
It really confuses me that this sport favors large meals, beer, and a lifestyle that ultimately results in higher risk of diabetes, heart attacks, and high blood pressure, and a life expectancy of around 10 years lower than average.
It's pretty crazy, but it makes some sense. Part of being successful at sumo is just being big enough that you can't get picked up and tossed about. Takanoyama is an example of a guy who defied the odds and managed to get into the highest ranks of sumo at less than 100kg, but he could never manage to put on weight and that restricted him from getting farther than the lowest ranks of the highest league. The disadvantage of being lighter in a sport where winning is simply staying on your feet inside of a ring is pretty huge.
I once had the pleasure of watching some sumowrestlers' morning workout. And let me tell you, I have never seen anyone with that kind of flexibility. It's really surprising that such big bodies can move like ballerinas, but very impressive to watch. They dont just get fat like someone would if they ate McD every day, there's a lot of muscle.But yeah, it still isn't the healthiest way of living.
It's because Sumo is a "religious sport". It was not made to win competitions, but to appease their god and ensure a bountiful harvest. Its practice still continues today because it is already a part of their culture and getting rid of it is a disrespect to their ancestors.
You could say that it is similar to the Bull Run of Mexico and the Matadors of Spain. They are aware that it is illogical, dangerous even. But for the sake of preserving their history and identity, it has to continue.
It's worth noting that they're not actually fat slobs. They work out like crazy, so a large portion of their weight is actually muscle. Staying in the ring is only half of what you have to win. The other half is to be strong enough to push the other massive guy out. They're not just two random fat people slapping against eachother until one of them gets tired and gives up.
It's actually fascinating.
They exercise like crazy for hours in the morning and then eat and eat and eat until they literally can not eat anymore. Then they go to sleep so all the calories are immediately metabolized. They don't gather tons of fat in their veins so they aren't at as much risk for heart attacks as your average fat person.
Diabetes, that's another story.
So..so you think you can tell...heaven from hell? Blue skies from pain? Can you tell a green field from a cold steel rail, a smile from a veil? do you think you can tell...