1. I second Isla Fisher, she is adorable.

2. Never dated one but I'm sure they're just as potentially great as a blonde or brunette.

3. My toes are ok, my second one is much longer than my big toe, and that's supposed to be a good thing right?

Favourite ginga? You know I don't know that many. For people I actually know it would have to be these family friends we have - an amazingly smart, talented family. 3/4 are doctors, they all excel at sport and most things they do. They're lovely thou so I still like them :) For famous people probably Isla Fisher and that lady that plays Bree on Desperate Housewives. She's such a classic beauty.

I have never dated a ginga.

My toes are ok. Apparently a little stubby but they do the job. I don't fall over that often.

I am off to Chch for the weekend - YAY!!! You guys had better put on some good weather for me :)

Gingas should be protected. They are dying out - in a few hundred generations there will be no more Gingas (its that recessive gene thing).

I've never dated a Ginga. But my ginga friends are awesome folk. Freckly, but awesome.

My second toes are longer than my big toes. It's weird but runs in the family. Along with wide feet.

I'm pregnant and very concerned that the wee one might be a ginga ninja. Would it be bad to give it up for adoption? (Im joking! - I'll send it to join the circus instead).

Who's your favourite ginga? I have a girl crush on Isla Fisher, but im thinking maybe Jessica Rabbit.

What's your experience of dating gingas? Fiery, red-hot lovers? Or temper-tantrum throwing hot heads? Never had one, but the hubby grows a ginga beard when he lets himself go. The brother has a tinge of ginge too and he's a nutter.

What do you think of your toes? Ugly. All toes are ugly, especially ones with long toenails, or the second toe longer than the big toe (creepy). I'm not a feet fan.

1) Sam Hayes, Kirsten Morrell and Isla Fisher isn't too shabby.

2) Haven't had the opportunity to date the species, not adverse to it though. I know a couple of red head cusp ginga females and they are pretty firey.

2) Messed up, both my second toes are longer than my big and I've managed to break them both. Not cool.

John Campbell (you can't tell on TV but he is apparently a ginga in real life)

The only ginga I dated was a complete and total dickhead - he seemed really into me but gave me no respect and one day just started avoiding me. Put me off gingas for life. And other people in all the other demographics he fit into as well (except men) just to be safe.

I know what you mean about toes Greer, especially the pinky toe. My big toes are alright but the rest are all wonky.

But saying "my best friend is X" as a defence against being called an X-ist is pretty cliche, and a guarantee that you are in fact being X-ist. You should know better than that.

I've never dated a ginga either, I have many times dyed my hair red.. never carrotty though (or at least not on purpose) it makes my eyes look really green. There are definately some ginga genes in my dads family my grandfather and my uncle were/are gingas and my sister has what you would probably call Auburn hair (mostly just looks dark brown now but it used to be a lovely reddish brown) Alas I have mousy brown hair hence the dye.

I'd probably say favourite Ginga was Daphne from Scooby doo, I'm sure she was always smarter than she let on.

Not sure if I'd ever date a ginga if I ever met one I liked... don't meet many gingas in my job that aren't criminals though.

As for toes, they aren't webbed, I have the normal ammount and they aren't freakishly long so can't really complain

Hey Paul, recessive genes are very hard to remove from the gene pool, something about them being able to hide their expression for a few generations before re-emerging, it would be easier to remove blonde, black or brown hair over red hair.

The questions at hand though:

1. As a friend of mine who is in the navy pointed out, there are plenty of hot ginga chicks but not many that are male. Makes sense from an evolutionary point of view I guess.

2. Dated one and she was the first girl to break my heart. Great fun while it lasted and I reckon every guy needs to try a ginga at least once.

3. Never really thought much about my toes but I am greatful for the help they give in maintaining my balance though.

Morning Greer, hope you're feeling better today after all your *hugs* yesterday...

1. My mum is a proper ginga so she is of course my favourite. Luckily that gene missed my generation (except my eldest sister haha) but I feel sorry for my future kids!

2. Avoid dating gingers like the plague, even dudes with red beards - I already have gingas in the family, so my kids will have no chance if their father is also a ginga.

3. My toes are actually rather pretty...but my second toe is bigger than my big toe...does that make me a freak of nature?

1. Paul Tito - you got to give propers to a ginga Maori-allblack, wonders never cease!! 2. Dated two gingas, I actually had a bit of a penchant for them at college. Gina was one, the carpet didn't match the drapes. She would do rolly pollies down the halfpipe!! totally nuts (it was awesome!!) & Becca, the carpet did match the drapes, she was wonderful. Bright, funny, petite, sociable but not so faithful. Why oh why God??? She would have been perfect!!! 3. My toes are too hairy, far too hairy. Do have that "second toe longer than the big toe" thing, Shaven, my feet are to die for!!! Thems the fact according to Rangi for a Friday, bring on the weekend wonders...