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What is everyone's heritage?

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    I'm a mix of alot of things. German/Scottish/Irish/Asian and alot of others.
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    Mexican/Irish :)
  • Posts: 3,271 Member
    1/2 German (via Pennsylvania Dutch)
    1/2 Scotch-Irish (Western North Carolina. . . going all the way back to the American Revolutionary War)
  • Posts: 608 Member
    Mexican, French, Spanish, German, and Sioux Indian.
  • Posts: 156 Member
    Irish, Mexican, Mexican Indian, and a little bit of 1900's hillbilly Tennessee. born and raised in Kansas.
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    100% Sicilian:smile:
  • Posts: 451 Member
    Mostly Swedish Viking. That is why I am such a Jerk Face...

    Luckily my Beautiful Wife has bad taste in men, so she is stuck with me now! Hahahaha!
  • Posts: 104 Member
    Polish
  • Posts: 114 Member
    hapa (asian/white)
  • Posts: 910 Member
    Korean, mix of Caucasian -German/Irish/Scottish..Russian...
  • Posts: 137 Member
    African American, German and Indian :-)
  • Posts: 47 Member
    Czech girl living in London & feeling very British here! :D
  • german norwegian
  • Posts: 1,948 Member
    English (even royalty - our family was King Edward's *kitten*'s family, my mum even looks a little like Queen Victoria haha), Scottish, Danish, German and maybe Maori.

    ETA: I am a Kiwi (New Zealander) Most of us are a huge mix of cultures.
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    25% American 75% Scottish.
    Oddly enough I don't burn in the sun like the relatives on my mother's side, I just go brown.
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    Brummie me
  • Posts: 1,894 Member
    Sicilian/English...born in Australia... :D
  • Posts: 223 Member
    Mostly English, with some Scottish from my Mum's side and some 'don't know, possibly French' in there.
    My unusually spelt spelt surname has to come from somewhere, Pettitt, 4 t's not the usual French spelling with 2
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    Mexican American
  • Posts: 480 Member
    German, Irish, slovakian
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    Aussie with a splash of Italian
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    I'm from a clade of bipedal apes that live on a planet called "Earth" which orbits a rather insignificant star on the edge of a galaxy called the "Milky Way". I'm of a genus within this clade that's noted for its ability to make and use stone tools and having a larger brain than other apes. My species is the most successful within this genus, and has taken the art of technology and acquiring knowledge to an amazing level, as evidenced by the fact that you're reading this on a computer screen quite possibly thousands of miles away from me. And hey, you never know, you might even be an alien reading this in another galaxy some huge numbers of light years after I wrote it. In which case I'd be just as fascinated by your biological and cultural evolution as I am about my own species'.


    more specifically: pretty much all my ancestry seems to derive from South East England. Or possible Denmark and Germany if you go back far enough. Go back further still and it's mostly from Africa, but with a notable amount coming from a sister species of European ice age hunters whose mahoosive rib cage I seem to have inherited, but even they originate from Africa if you go back far enough, because my entire clade comes from Africa. So it's up to you whether you consider me English or African.




    ETA: tl;dr: I'm a boring SE English non-mutt with a convoluted nerdy answer to compensate for having a really rather boring heritage, i.e all my ancestors seeming to be from the same place. Apart from the neanderthal admixture. That bit's not boring. But they were probably neanderthals that lived in SE England lol
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    Slovenian/Ukrainan.. born in Australia.
  • Posts: 204 Member
    Polish, born in Australia
  • Posts: 463 Member
    I am British & born in the UK as were my parents but I have Hungarian, Ukrainian & English grandparents.
  • Slovenian - Yugoslavia (Kosovo)
  • Posts: 91 Member
    100% Greek here, born in USA.
  • Posts: 124 Member
    As far back as I can tell, just plain English.
  • Posts: 305 Member
    Irish and German with a little bit of English. Born in the states
  • Posts: 218 Member
    German, Swedish, Irish and English. some Native American in there too on My Maternal Grandmothers side.
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