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Snog, Marry, Avoid? - a show which gives fat goth girls makeovers and makes them feminine attractive women.




This YouTube channel is doing God's work.

Full channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/SnogMarryAvo...ture=watch

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I like this improvement:





But attitude remained annoying.

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(02-24-2014 08:20 PM)Roosh Wrote:  I like this improvement:





But attitude remained annoying.

Something about that one seems like the got an actress..

I think she looks better as a blond, but that's my just my preference.

Definitely less "real world" slutty, but now she's ready for "OKcupid Slut" primetime.

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Both videos are very impressive. Shows how lazy the general western woman is, a few hours of work and they effectively double (or more) their SMV.

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Ugly on the outside. Ugly on the inside.

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(02-24-2014 09:08 PM)ryanf Wrote:  Both videos are very impressive. Shows how lazy the general western woman is, a few hours of work and they effectively double (or more) their SMV.

I dunno about lazy. Those two broads spent as much or MORE time making themselves look like shit as they would to look good.

Their reactions after the makeover is telling. Once they look like a girl they act like one, obviously being flattered by the newfound attention and attraction of the opposite sex.

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A lot of spinning hamsters in the comments, also from the horse's mouth

Quote:no hahaha! met my partner a month after the filming without my girly look aswell!! happily living together!! if you saw him you'd be like oh.... actually suit each other :')

I guess she still looks the same after this.

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(02-24-2014 09:08 PM)ryanf Wrote:  Both videos are very impressive. Shows how lazy the general western woman is, a few hours of work and they effectively double (or more) their SMV.

A woman once told me that most women can be reasonably attractive if they put in a bit of effort. I agreed.

Though as Hotwheels points out, this particular chick put in plenty of effort to make herself a freakshow.

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I felt optimistic seeing how much the girl in the first videos whole demeanor and body language changed... Went from looking like a standoffish cunty cockblocker to effete, smiling, giggling, girly posture, touching her hair.

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The makeover of the fatty in the OP is genuinely sweet. Good for her.

But this also made me think about the special evil of tats, which is that they are impossible to undo. You can take out the nose rings and get a nice feminine haircut, but there is nothing to be done about a nasty flowered sleeve or even a dreadful "discreet" instep star.

I hope that at least a handful of young and still uninked females watch one of these videos and have the mother wit to realize the same thing and stop short of making changes to their body that are irreversible and irreparable. But I'm not holding my breath.

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Laser removal has come a long way, it's pretty easy to get rid of tats these days, only problem is the cost.

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(02-24-2014 10:57 PM)Ziltoid Wrote:  Laser removal has come a long way, it's pretty easy to get rid of tats these days, only problem is the cost.

Ziltoid, I don't think it's that easy.

I'd be curious if you could post some non-photoshopped examples of before/after pics.

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Well, I misspoke, I meant easy in terms of the effectiveness, but the actual process isn't easy of course. Several sessions of painful skin burning shit with weeks to month of healing inbetween, all at around 2-3x the cost of initially getting the tattoos. I can't even imagine the time and money required to get rid of extensive full body tattoos.

Dark colors are borderline trivial to get rid of, light colors like green, white, yellow are harder, but they have new lasers that hit higher on the frequency spectrum now or something.

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More regarding tattoo removal: one has to keep in mind that most pics on the web are shopped/faked.

The following pictures are real, in my opinion, and represent the state of the art. They'll give you some idea of what "removal" really means.

The bottom line is that tattoos cannot be truly removed by any technique now, or in the foreseeable future.

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Check this guy out.





Can still see some shadowy crud around his neck, but his face is prettymuch 100%.

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That video is very misleading in terms of the lighting used and other visual tricks. Doesn't really give you an idea of what the skin would look like in person.

Here's a much more realistic video:

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This is a good example with female skin. This girl thinks her tats are really fading. Judge for yourself.

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If anything, it looks even worse now. Mutilated rather than covered in something ugly. It appears that laser tattoo removal is of little help.

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The thing that always annoys me about people that go around dressing like that is, what do you do for a job? Because I already know the answer, they're sucking off welfare while I have to work and pay taxes everyday.

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(02-25-2014 05:02 AM)Handsome Creepy Eel Wrote:  If anything, it looks even worse now. Mutilated rather than covered in something ugly. It appears that laser tattoo removal is of little help.

Exactly. The result of the "removal" often looks worse than the original. The same is true of many plastic surgeries to correct various defects (though some plastic surgeries are in fact getting a lot better).

The human skin is very, very tricky, and there is something in particular about the way it absorbs ink that makes this a mind-bogglingly difficult problem.

I am completely serious when I say, speaking with some knowledge of these matters, that we are going to have fully operational nanotech removal of solid cancerous tumors before we have a truly effective way of removing tattoos with results that are acceptable to the human eye. That's how intractable this is.

So if you know a halfway doable piece of ass who is thinking about inking up, tell her to think again. She'll have to live with the consequences for the rest of her life -- no makeover.

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Great post! You always make me look at stuff I thought I knew about from a new perspective.

Hopefully - some progress can be made in this area. And in the meantime - for those looking to start a business - Tattoo Removal is going to get bigger and bigger as waves of people start regretting their piece of ink.