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Top right looks like Gene Hackman crossed with Mel Gibson
Bottom left looks like Willem Dafoe crossed with John Cena
Bottom right looks like every other homeless guy
Well no but I've seen a woman with a face like that (she's me (I have gender dysphoria (please help)))
I appreciate that you closed all your open parentheses.
The nested bonus thoughts compiler will be unhappy if I do not!
Looks a bit like a guy who helps out on TheSkidFactory on YouTube.
The transparent head with visible skull is a pretty unusual feature.
Kinda looks like Fred Gwynne with bigger cheek bones.
"What is a yoot?"
I don't really think he looks that strange. We come in all sorts of shapes and sizes.
Beards - normalizing jaws that are too small or too large since 50,000 BCE
A bit like Roger Waters
Fabio? Christopher Lee?
Lee Pace in 20 years?
We already know what old Lee Pace looks like as Dusk in Foundation
I was thinking Lord Farquad
Or Heyerdahl... Definitely a Christopher though!
Yeah he's on Fa$ebook.
Facial reconstruction of a 4,000-year-old Aryan man from Chelyabinsk
The Sintashta culture is a Middle Bronze Age archaeological culture associated with the spread of Proto-Indo-Iranian languages.
The physical anthropology of the Sintashta population is marked by pronounced heterogeneity, visible both between sites and within individual burial grounds. Even within a single kurgan, we see a mosaic of cranial types, including Steppe European and Uraloid variants, as well as those showing Southern European characteristics of the Middle Volga region (Balanovo culture) and Central Asia (Dzharkutan, Apalli tepe, Gonur) (Khokhlov, Kitov 2014: 140–141).
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1002658643813430/posts/2023134105099207/
Yes definitely. It's not that unusual even.
Some faces have a strong jaw but that looks more like a jaw with a weak face
Should I have?
I am not good with faces, but that looks exactly like Matthew Mercer.
Is this some ancient skeleton reconstruction thing?
I'm not far off the bearded version. But the jaw is uncommon to say the least, which is what I guess what you were after. No, I've not seen one like that before.
No, but I'll keep a lookout for the transparent face dude with a visible skull.
that meme chad guy has an enormous chin
Kind of. The thing about this guy is that he is really thin and fit compared to the average man today.
I think his jaw is much longer than the average mens today.
Honestly I feel like they've done that reconstruction wrong, left too much buffer room where the chin is and above the skull.
I do know people with very long faces though.
There's something of Daniel Weyman in the eyes/brows. Maybe a bit of Richard Kiel/Ron Perlman in the jaw. The sunken cheeks are less common in modern/wealthy-home-country men, though.
Where'd you get that picture of me‽
No, I haven't.
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