How rare are brunette girls with green eyes?

Me and my boyfriend both have brown hair and green eyes, him light green and me dark...

you stay away from our future daughter!

Yeah...it's one thing to have a preference but to seek out these girls is another matter. What if you meet a lovely brunette with brown eyes?! Or a girl who was brunette with green eyes but was rather unattractive/mean?!

Does he know you're planning to have children with him?

I really want to go out with a girl who has brunette hair and green eyes, but I am struggling to find one. I assume they do exist? There's nothing genetic to stop this combination of features? I know green eyes are pretty rare anyway, but those who do have green eyes tend to have either blonde or black hair rather than brunette and I really want to find a brunette with green eyes.

So have you ever seen one? Or indeed, are you one yourself.

Thanks

Edit: lol, negged to oblivion for having a personal preference on eye/hair colour...because, of course, none of you have opinions or preferences on what makes a person attractive.

Consciously or subconsciously everybody seeks out certain attributes in potential partners. How many times have I heard girls in clubs call an 'unattractive' guy who approaches them a 'creep', whilst when an 'attractive' guy approaches them they're 'cute' and they can't get enough of it.

Hypocrites...the lot of you.

Its not that rare - the rarest hair/eye combinations are red hair and brown eyes, and black hair with blue or green eyes.

Both my sisters are ginger with hazelly/brown eyes.....
But then again I'm blonde with the same eyes, so I'm the genetic mutant in my family

I'm auburn with brown eyes, so your sisters are my kin! I've got lots of redheaded friends, but all with blue eyes. I think its unusual because red hair is a mutation/recessive trait, and brown eyes are domiant; they don't combine together usually, or something, I can't quite remember how my biology teacher described it. But also blonde hair and hazel eyes are rarer, you'll find, than blonde with blue.

Red hair is the most recessive hair colour trait, with blonde being more common but still not as common as black or brown.
Brown eyes are definately the most dominant, but I was expected to get them cos my dad has brown eyes. I would've only had blue eyes if there was a recessive blue allele belonging to my dad...... I Think.....
Quite scientific how it works, I learn about the genetics of it in my Biology class....

I love genetics . The fact red hair was a mutation particularly interested my younger self

Do you do genetics now or did you just remember it from before??

Not anymore, but it was a large part of the IGCSE specification for biology. It was a shame that basically the whole paper ended up being on plants after a year of human biology, needless to say I was disappointed!