Why sheamus is so white

So notable is his hair, as red as a burning flame, that he once appeared in a documentary devoted to - yes - red hair. He spilled the news in a interview with ExpressNightOut.

It was a lot of fun. Sheamus can kick your face off, lift some of the largest men in the world and, oh yeah, help you troubleshoot Windows. He is, however, unlike most WWE performers who were amateur wrestlers or football players.

Instead, Sheamus played rugby. Sheamus played both rugby and Gaelic football in his university years. He played rugby for the National College of Ireland, where he received a National Diploma, and Gaelic football for the Erin's Isle team, where he performed so well that he was once named "Sports Star of the Month.

Some guys wrestle in college, some guys, like Big Show and Kevin Nash, play basketball. Sheamus played the brutal sport of rugby, which really makes a lot of sense. As most Superstars and Divas do, Sheamus has made quite a few media appearances since his big push a few years back. While most Superstars just push a pay-per-view or a new movie coming out, Sheamus finds ways to get I just saw the pics posted on WWE. I thought one of the requisites for being a major superstar in the WWE was to have a look akin to casted bronze?

Joined: Nov 3, Messages: 3, Likes Received: I'm pretty sure we call that "Irish". Lee Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No it's Supermod! Joined: Jan 9, Messages: 4, Likes Received: 2, And I'm sure round these here parts we call it 'racist'. The Dewbliners WZ's Whedonite. Joined: Jan 29, Messages: Likes Received: I'd say he's more allibaster sp? I mean outside of that, maybe transluscent?

Joined: May 28, Messages: 7, Likes Received: 1, There's a reason "fair" was once a synonym of "beautiful. Tanned skin was one of the new "beauty standards" promoted by Coco Chanel in the early 20th century.

Tanned skin was a sign that you had both the money and the free time to visit the seaside, something that wasn't common in the West in the twenties and thirties. Tanning reached its apex in The Seventies , where every actress and model had to have a dark orange tan in order to be considered attractive.

Tan lines from swimsuits were not considered unattractive, but a "farmer's tan"—the kind you get by actually working outdoors—is still considered a sign of low social class. This has also led to the rise of tanning salons, sunbeds and hours of sun-exposure without any form of UV protection, which consequently led to a rise in skin cancer, particularly in young people. Today, the extent of the But Not Too White trope varies from country to country.

In most of Asia the fairest possible skin is still considered the most attractive at least for women , but in the UK "a bit of brown" is considered healthy. A surprising number of people have no idea that many perhaps most redheads are physically incapable of tanning because they don't have enough eumelanin in their skin to tan. A pale redhead could burn themselves lobster red, but once the burn goes away they'll be as white as before. The same can also apply to very pale blondes and even some brunettes , especially those of Northern European descent.