I dunno where you people get your stats from. D:
Oh, and I have no idea, but I imagine I'm at least 50% British.
(Although my surname is French)
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I dunno where you people get your stats from. D:
Oh, and I have no idea, but I imagine I'm at least 50% British.
(Although my surname is French)
From what our ancestors are? My mother is Irish, completely. Thus I am half Irish, by common understanding of heritage if not in any meaningful biological sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by Demon Dude
Honestly, I'm not really sure.
On my mom's side, I've got a little bit of Hispanic, very little Native American, but mostly southern African-American. Which almost certainly includes various strains of European.
On my dad's side- white. That's all I know.
Yes. It seems like everyone is mixing up nationality and ethnicity. My nationality is American.Quote:
Originally Posted by Miriel
I wasn't going to fight the tide of the thread.
Well, my dilemma is that I would have responded to a thread asking about nationality but not about ethnicity. I hope no one minds!
My nationality is Australian.
My nationalty is Swedish.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir Lancealot
I've been waiting to say this:
I'm 100% asian
You lie. :rolleyes2 Quit being so ashamed of your thick Czechoslovakian ancestry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pureghetto
Are you calling my mother a loose woman?Quote:
Originally Posted by YaridovichYou lie. :rolleyes2 Quit being so ashamed of your thick Czechoslovakian ancestry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pureghetto
Dude, Czech is my ancestry, you bastards!
What about the -slovakian half? :p
Those two nations were only joined from 1918 to 1992. My ancestors immigrated to the U.S. prior to 1918.
Bastard.
But YOU were born when they were united.