What are you?
 

What is your background?? ya yah I know.. you are Canadian or American or what ever Country you were born in.. but history wise, nationality?

When I lived in Toronto I used to get asked alot..like it's a big thing to people.. and they would always ask...What are you?

I have Metis (half breed)/Native status in Canada. My father is Cree and my Mother born French Canadian and her parents were Irish and Belgian.

What are you?

Ever heard of Raël ?

:evil:

You fuckin wish BEEEEYATCH!! :rolleyes:

My grand father on my mothers side is Russian and on my Dads side they're just plain whole canadian folks! :D So I guess It makes me a half breed...:bonk:

About 400 years ago my ancestors moved from France to (now) Switzerland.... except for holidays and a year in down under I spent there all my life (so far)

Born by the French Riviera (near Nice), i'm half Italian (From Napoli, on my dad's side) and half French (mum's side).

:bonk:

I'm an American. That's about all I know. I was adopted when I was 2 mths. old and I never bothered to research anything about my blood relatives.



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I am German and Lithuanian LOL a rare breed

From both mum and da's families , I'm a fair skinned, blue eyed Scot :)

Ellis Island Jewish immigrants on both sides of my family. The last ones made it over here from England 90 years ago. The rest came from Poland and Russia and fortuanately got out way before all hell broke loose.

Well from what I know, I'm half British (Scottish, English, and Welsh) and half Italian. But I understand there is some very distant German in there too.

I'm 100% NEGRO

That explains your blonde hair and stunning blue eyes... all girls I met so far from Lithuania had blonde hair and blue eyes... coincidence?

My mother was irish and my father just a typical australian ... so i guess im half irish / half aussie

Wow I have never met another girl from Lithuania. I have only met 1 guy in my whole life other than my family that was Lithuanian.

Thanks for the compliment:)

British on my mothers side, French Canadian and Cree (1/8) on my Fathers side. I don't know much about the Cree, a few years a go my Aunt did some research on our family history. My Grandmother still wont talk about it. But at least it explains the pale olive complexion.