people in america are mixed

fdd2blk

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Most Americans under 50 only put themselves in a category of their state. "I'm from Florida originally" or "I was raised in California" as far as tracing back ancestors we rarely know the truth. I am just a boring white chick. I don't have a classification but fortunately I can use the term "Caucasian" to sum it all up when it comes time to answer race questions.
i don't think you're boring. :blsmoke:
 

robert 14617

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diden't know any of my family that came into the us before the civil war , found out this year i have a great great uncle who was a union solider, fergerson from oklahoma
 

Big P

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diden't know any of my family that came into the us before the civil war , found out this year i have a great great uncle who was a union solider, fergerson from oklahoma


holy shit i think your great granpa shot my great granpas leg off!

he used to always bitch about a guy named fergerson shootin em in the leg during the battle at gettysburg



yes im stoned:shock:
 

Anjinsan

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My Mother, Grandmother, GreatGrandmother and so on and so forth were born in England. My Father was born in USA. My Grandfather, my Great Grandfather were born in Hungary.

I tell people that I'm American. Always. I HATE when people claim all these 2nd rate nations as theirs even though they've never even stepped one foot in that land.

Ethnically? I guess old world European is most accurate. (yes i am white) (hey atleast I've been to England visiting family a few times...still don't claim that land as my land)
 

PussymOneyWeed

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As most people i'm a mutt and a mix of things... I was born here in florida but as far as heritage im Irish, Indian, italian and fuckin canadian.
 
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