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I tried. They redirected me to incestry.com. View Quote incestry.com commercial. https://youtu.be/DN9KqbuHrc0 |
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There's been some hurt feelings over this in the family
https://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/2005059_Did-The-Ancestry-com-DNA-Thing-Tinfoilers-Disapprove-.html I'm just jazzed about my ethnic purity! |
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Another side story to the Ancestry escapade:
My in-laws are still alive and both of them expressed interest in seeing how their DNA lined up. So I paid for them both to be tested and then my MIL realized that there was a very good chance that their son was not fathered by her husband, who had fathered two other siblings with her including my wife. This was after she had sent in the sample and she called my wife one night very distraught asking if we could cancel the testing. Once it's sent in, it's fire and forget so there's nothing we can do. The consequences will never be the same! |
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Pretty neat. I'm still Italian (52%)..I am MORE Western Euro than Eastern Euro which is weird as my Great Grandfather was 1/2 Italian and 1/2 Slavic..Say's I am 11% Middle Eastern..huh. Anyone else do it? Kind of neat kick more than anything. View Quote A White Fascist Terrorist...great... |
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It's true. My kids DNA shows 10% African and neither the wife or I have have it on ours. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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To the guy that his wife and him supposedly have 0% black and his kid has 10% black, I think you need to do a retest and maybe a serious sit-down with the wife. You might be part of the statistic that you're raising a kid that's not yours.
Wouldn't be the first time. |
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was a bit surprised on mine...17% Irish....in my family that's not a good thing..my brother refused to believe it. says
it was dnabullshite... |
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Do it again. Exactly the same. Different results I promise.
I saw a thing where identical triplets did tests, all different results. Same dna, different results. |
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I am not giving my DNA to some stranger on the other side of the internet.
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Based on my own genealogical research going back 7-8 generations, I am:
58% English 25% Swedish 14% Scottish 3% Welsh Prior to the time period I covered, 98% of all people on earth were born and died within a circle 20 miles in diameter, so I doubt I could glean anything new or that there would be any surprises from this type of DNA test. |
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can you submit it all under an alias? I really want to do it but don't like to voluntarily provide my DNA to a commercial operation - lord knows what will happen with it down the road
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I did.
Mostly Nordic, Irish, German, British isles with some smattering of southern European and -surprise- >1% Senegalese. From now on, I wants mah minority professorship, mah free stuff from all you white folks... and an Obama phone! |
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I'm basically as white as it gets according to mine. Wales/Ireland less than 1% Greek less don't really understand that. where's my white privilege I never got mine View Quote It all makes a little more sense when you research the assumptions and oversimplifications made to generate those percentages and defined nationalities. I recommend downloading your data from Ancestry and trying it out using the tools available at GEDmatch.com. They're not as easy to use or understand as Ancestry though. |
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This is what I got.
European 99.6% Northwestern European 91.3% British & Irish 17.0% French & German 13.3% Scandinavian 6.1% Finnish 4.7% Broadly Northwestern European 50.2% Southern European 2.5% Iberian 0.6% Balkan 0.1% Sardinian 0.0% Italian 0.0% Broadly Southern European 1.7% Eastern European 0.8% Ashkenazi Jewish 0.2% Broadly European 4.8% South Asian 0.0% Broadly South Asian 0.0% East Asian & Native American < 0.1% East Asian 0.0% Japanese 0.0% Korean 0.0% Yakut 0.0% Mongolian 0.0% Chinese 0.0% Broadly East Asian 0.0% Southeast Asian 0.0% Native American 0.0% Broadly East Asian & Native American < 0.1% Sub-Saharan African 0.3% West African 0.3% East African 0.0% Central & South African 0.0% Broadly Sub-Saharan African 0.0% Middle Eastern & North African 0.0% Middle Eastern 0.0% North African 0.0% Broadly Middle Eastern & North African 0.0% Oceanian 0.0% Broadly Oceanian 0.0% Unassigned < 0.1% |
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To the guy that his wife and him supposedly have 0% black and his kid has 10% black, I think you need to do a retest and maybe a serious sit-down with the wife. You might be part of the statistic that you're raising a kid that's not yours. Wouldn't be the first time. View Quote We found all this out after trying to run down a supposed trace of ashkenazi DNA in my wife. It's more likely that the trace she shares is a European DNA trace that is simply common in ashkenazi jews in Europe. Ancestry will then call her x% jewish. |
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I have been getting several of my older family members to do it. Ancestry just made that a lot harder to do though since they changed the policy. Some of these older folks don't do email or computers so well and that means they can't do the DNA anymore....
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I did it a while back. Any Native American rumors were clarified as Iberian. Don't care about the database thing since I was military in the 90's.
I have a fear of being "that guy," so I have officially narrowed my dating pool. |
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Pretty neat. I'm still Italian (52%)..I am MORE Western Euro than Eastern Euro which is weird as my Great Grandfather was 1/2 Italian and 1/2 Slavic..Say's I am 11% Middle Eastern..huh. Anyone else do it? Kind of neat kick more than anything. View Quote ISIS, get him! |
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Wife paid for it as birthday gift to me after she did her's, it was $79.00, IIRC after the discount. No discounts is $99.00. They send you a link to your results, map's and others who they think via the sample are/ maybe related to you. View Quote |
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Everyone has my DNA.. DoD, DHS, Motel 6. What's another? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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The one I did wasn't very specific (Familytreedna). 45% British Isles, 42% Eastern Bloc area, 11% West and Central Europe and 2% Italy/Western Balkans.
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No .
And I don't care about ancestry . I'm a mutt and content with it . gd |
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It's true. My kids DNA shows 10% African and neither the wife or I have have it on ours. View Quote hey earl Attached File |
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I did it. It was something like 50% British, 25% German, and 25% Eastern European. Nothing exciting. Not American Indian, not part Chinese, not part African.
Now all I can do is pretend to be a trannie if I want to become a protected victim class... |
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Everyone has my DNA.. DoD, DHS, Motel 6. [color=#ff0000]China after the hack[/color ]What's another? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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Middle Eastern could have come from the time the Italians and Arabs had their little run ins. You can see it in the Sicilian and Maltese women.
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Damn! You must be old! Maybe you should provide a control sample. View Quote I may be too old for that too. When did the military start that? At least it means that the Jarheads don't need to get their shit tattooed on to whatever they figure will be the biggest remaining piece. |
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That's kinda cool. I've been wanting to do it since my dad is adopted and doesn't know much of his birth parents.
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Congratulations on submitting your DNA to a large database that you'll never be able to get yourself removed from. View Quote |
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I know a guy who claimed a Cherokee princess in his bloodline. Well, really that a grandparent was found in the woods as a baby injun and adopted.
Sister had the DNA done. 0% indian blood. Quote: "Oh, I don't believe that DNA stuff. I know for a fact we had an orphan injun in our family"... I didn't have the heart to tell him where my grandparents thought that swarthy skin tone comes from... |
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Has anyone tested this? Like send your dog's sample? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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