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What's your Nationality?

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by cfitzarl, Mar 13, 2007.

  1. cfitzarl TechSpot Chancellor

    Just wondering of people's background :evil: ! BTW, are North Americans the only one that do/are able to consider themselves of a different nationality than the country their born :suspiciou?

    I'm 75% Irish (Mallow in Country Cork)
    12.5% Italian
    12.5% English (or would it be called British ;) )
  2. I'm a dual citizen between the USA and the Netherlands.

    I'm 50% Dutch and 50% American, well italian actually because people from the USA aren't really from the USA.
  3. cfitzarl TechSpot Chancellor

    Lol, that's the reason I made this :D
    Where were you born?
  4. Tedster Techspot old timer.....

    50% Italian
    25% Austrian
    25% Irish

    My wife is 50% Chinese
    25% Phillipino
    25% white (mixed)

    If we ever have kids (God willing) they'll be scrambled eggs.
  5. Tedster Techspot old timer.....


    um have you forgotten NATIVE AMERICANS?
  6. cfitzarl TechSpot Chancellor

    They migrated from Siberia ;)...and before that, just like all of us, Africa :D
  7. eroz Newcomer, in training

    I'm 100% American - 50% Mexican, 50% Spanish.

    My wife is 100% Thai.
  8. LinkedKube TechSpot Project Baby

    Most would consider me black, but I'm 12% Irish, 12% Cherokee Indian, 75% of some African descent or something
  9. TangoTrolly Newcomer, in training

    100% Dutch, but an American citizen.
  10. LNCPapa TS Special Forces

    Glad to see we're all mature enough to keep this thread from getting out of hand - it has potential to do so. That being said I am:

    50% African American
    25% Filipino
    25% Chinese
  11. NetCablesPlus Newcomer, in training

    I am an American by birth and 100% Portuguese by heritage (all four of my grandparents immigrated from Portugal to the USA just before WWI.) When people in the U.S. ask me what I am, I say Portuguese. However, if I am asked while on travel outside of the US, I say American.
  12. cfitzarl TechSpot Chancellor

    :D Same here. I would not consider myself Irish if I went to Ireland; just American ;). It's weird that a geneologist was interested in my family and did a huge report on it.....came here on September 27, 1857 (almost 150 years :grinthumb )!
  13. Tedster Techspot old timer.....

    anthropologists would disagree with you on this. Not all agree.
  14. cfitzarl TechSpot Chancellor

    We supposibly came from 1...yes 1 group of people that at one point had a population of only 10,000....and they migrated and as they did this, reproduced and settled. At least thats' what was on the History Channel :D!
  15. Sjbrand99 Banned

    I am 100% purebred Scotsman, and proud. And if any of you have a problem with that then bring it on.
  16. NetCablesPlus Newcomer, in training

    Other than black pudding, I have no problem with Scots. And I do like Haggis.

    :)
  17. MattyDienhoff Newcomer, in training

    Well, I'm Australian born and bred, my ancestors came here as free settlers quite a few generations ago (both sides of the family) and are mostly from Germany and Britain. But there's some Czech and Welsh in there as well.

    So I'm...
    45% German
    45% British
    5% Welsh
    5% Czech
  18. Masque TechSpot Chancellor

    50% Polish
    50% Canadien French
  19. Sjbrand99 Banned

    Haggis is the food of the gods.
  20. tomrca Newcomer, in training

    5th generation english. ancestors are from county lietrim and roscomon ireland. i think thats why i love tatey;)