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    Quote Originally Posted by Dirk Skene View Post
    That is a way to start it. Who knows, maybe we'll see the fellow here some day soon. I know we have a few half-blooded & mixed blood American Indians, and a Jew or 2

    And on that note, I wonder what kind of mix we really have here. I'll bet were the muttliest rabble on the internet
    I resemble that remark In my genealogical research I have uncovered: Irish, English, Scots, Welsh, Cherokee, German (specifically Bavarian), Dutch, Jewish, French, and possibly Swedish. And there are still a lot of gaps to be filled yet!

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    Here here, mutts for the win! English, Irish, Scottish, German, Austrian, Dutch, and a few others. But I really just consider myself 100% Canadian (and a kilted one at that).

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    Here is a link for ya! Linky
    [B]Paul Murray[/B]
    Kilted in Detroit! Now that's tough.... LOL

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    Quote Originally Posted by SnakeEyes View Post
    Here here, mutts for the win! English, Irish, Scottish, German, Austrian, Dutch, and a few others. But I really just consider myself 100% Canadian (and a kilted one at that).

    I'm a Scot with English, French & Greek mixed in ... O do not forget the Italian.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Erisianmonkey View Post
    I resemble that remark In my genealogical research I have uncovered: Irish, English, Scots, Welsh, Cherokee, German (specifically Bavarian), Dutch, Jewish, French, and possibly Swedish. And there are still a lot of gaps to be filled yet!
    You should check your keyboard as it appears that some words come out smaller the faster you type.

    English here for generations back, with some Irish apparently way back there. I am 1/4 Gypsy from my Dad's side.

    I've also lived in Canada for 31 years so to echo SnakeEyes:

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