Gin-ger [jin-jer]

- Noun
A rare natural hair color found in 1 to 2 percent of the world’s population. Individuals with this recessive trait are believed to be more sexual, highly artistic, and possess a greater tolerance for pain than average. The sun is their only enemy. Descendants of Vikings, the Romans were said to have sought out red haired males as soldiers for their military since they were believed to be fierce warriors. Rome also gave up on taking Ireland due to the massive ginger population.