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Interesting winkling out what is considered beautiful... this is different in different cultures and changes over time.
So we have neck lengthening, foot shortening, fattening houses, lose 6 stone overnight by sucking a pebble schemes ...
there are images (not of people) that produce a universal disgust reaction. I wonder if the opposite is true?
Clearly the big eyes etc that Disney employs relates to our positive reaction to babies ...
I do think I get more pleasure out of rooting around in pebbles on the beach than most though 
Cheers
Aw Shimmers, I know about babies eyes equals attractiveness.
Mine now resemble pissholes in the snow, so goodbye attractions 
Actually unless it is by train I am a very poor traveller. Motion sickness! Oh boy!
In Kenya however it was damage to your personal chassis you needed to worry about.... roads of rock juddering your bones into oblivion, one of the worst going right by the ministry for roads 
I even tried sitting on my fists as a bit of shock absorbancy.
Cheers
