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Oliver was a chimpanzee who became a celebrity in 1976, at the age of 16. His head was bald and abnormally small in proportion to his body, with a cranium more rounded than a typical chimp's. His lower face lacked the usual pronounced forward jut. His ears were high and pointed, his skin pale and freckled, and his aspect unusually gentle and intelligent. And he walked on two legs all the time. When he lived under the care of Frank and Janet Burger, the animal trainers who raised him, Oliver fed the dogs and did other chores, relaxing afterward with a cup of coffee. In the evenings he'd sit and watch TV with the couple, sometimes preparing mixers for Frank and himself, of whiskey and 7UP. He did not get along with other chimps, and he'd cry whenever he was separated from his human companions. And when he reached sexual maturity, he was interested only in human females.

This last detail soon piqued the interest of the Japanese, and Japan TV approached his trainers with an offer: they would pay a small fee and fund additional 'scientific studies' to be carried out in Japan, in exchange for the right to reveal the results in a nationally televised program. The show's producer, Mister Kō Yoshio, immediately started recruiting sex partners for Oliver, offering 10M¥ (roughly $150,000, adjusted for inflation) to any girl who could give birth to Oliver's baby; and dozens of women applied. At a televised press conference, it was announced that a young and attractive Japanese actress had agreed to mate with Oliver, and for the sexual act to be televised in the "interests of science". However, Oliver's horrified American owners objected, and with calls from the Japanese police, along with the legal problems they'd face if Oliver and his chosen wife DID have a baby, the show was cancelled.

So then, would any girls on G@G have agreed to do this? What do you think of the dozens of Japanese girls who volunteered?

I don't know if it's an actual thing or just something crazy from my own mind, but white people's skin color seem to vary a lot depending on the lighting, setting, situation, or clothes that they're wearing...

Dark skin color seems to remain relatively consistent in all situations, but white people's skin color seem to vary a lot.

Take my girlfriend... in a selfie we took at home with regular lighting, her skin looks the color it actually is, pale.

But in another photo where she's with her female friends at a football game in rainbow shirts and hot pink short shorts, her skin looks rather golden and tan in the picture (especially on the legs), and so do her friends in the pic who are all the same color as her except for her black friend...

Also, when my girlfriend wears lighter clothes, her skin seems to look more tan in pictures... but when she wears darker clothes, it looks more fair...

But my girlfriend doesn't have any history of tanning, and in real life in front of me her skin is consistently the same color.

This happens with white people in general, not just my girlfriend, but she's the best example I can think of.