Yeah. I did a dna test and supposedly have no Native American in me. European and Irish. I wonder if I’m black Irish? It’s driving me silly. My dad, sister and I all look Native American and white.
My Native American stereotype: I don’t say a blessing over my deer before I eat it
Another American stereotype is that we hate Arabs and Muslims. Not true.
I’m from Argentina
here’s Lisa Simpson posing as Eva Perón (one of our old politicians)
and this is a picture of the Simpsons
I have a little Dakota in me but I’d like to do a 23andme test to see what else is coursing through my veins. I know the Norwegian, Finn, Swede, and Irish markers are going to light up but I’m just curious to know what else.
I bet they’d just send a postcard with a picture of a Heinz-57 bottle.
According to my 23andme.com results I’m 99.9% European and .1% unassigned. What I can’t figure out is where do my sister, dad and I get our Native American features from?
Hmm. I definitely see the NA heritage in you and your dad from pics you’ve shared before. I wonder if there was a lab error somewhere.
Wait a second did you do both the paternal and maternal test?
I really don’t know. I’ve heard that some Irish people have dark hair and eyes. So it may be that and our family is wrong about it.
I have no idea whether it was maternal/paternal. I just did the test that my daughter got me for Xmas where you spit in a tube and send it off.
Manitoba canada
If you’ve ever seen the movie Strange Brew you know that Canadians live in houses, call everyone “hoser” and they all drink beer all the time.
Of Minnesota
British Columbia (BC), Canada
Canadians say “eh” all the time eh. - true
BC is filled with all kinds of wildlife, Grizzly Bears, Cougars (and the human kind), all kinds of Whales (and the human kind), Moose, Salmon and countless species of fish any many, many other species - true
BC stretches from the USA to Alaska (USA) and beyond along the Pacific Ocean and contains many beautiful beaches, wild and powerful rivers, thousands of mountains and meadows and glaciers and deserts. - true
People from BC are friendly and polite - true
BC and the rest of Canada, like so many other places on this beautiful earth, faces extreme ecological pressure resulting from excess consumption and consumerism, destruction of habitat, unsustainable population growth, pollution in many forms and reckless natural resource industries. - true
American.
We all drink orange juice. True.
We all like cats. False.
All 240 million of us like smoking pot. Well, we’re kind of in the middle on that one.
I’m from Tennesssee of the United States
That’s true, @Loke When the Spanish Armada arrived on the shores of Ireland in 1588, the crews were “quite friendly” with the native Irish women. As a result, there are some people in Ireland today with dark hair and eyes. Some people refer to them (affectionately) as “Irish Spaniels” due to their dark brown eyes.
Of course, the vast majority of Irish people have brown hair and blue eyes.
Am Dominican um stereotypes I can only think of a few
1.that we don’t wear socks!
2. All we eat is plantains
I’m from Atlantis. We belch a lot.
İ m from turkey but i m not quitely comply turkish stereotypes. But generally common turkish stereotypes very true. İn fact reality is much worse than the stereotypes. Turkey is worst place the live on planet because of their culture. But nature is quite good.
I haven’t heard any Turkish stereotypes. What are they?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/livingtheturkishdream.com/2013/08/28/stereotypesaboutturkey/amp/ which is very true
I am from China.
Stereotypes 1 Chinese practice Kungfu (false, only a small number of)
Stereotypes 2 Chinese wear bright red clothes for wedding (true, most of them)
Stereotypes 3 Chinese families are built on arranged marriages (false, arranged marriage has been against the law since 1949)
Stereotype 4 Chinese pay more respect to school teachers than to doctors (true, soul is considered more important than body)
