ConsciousContact said:

You mean English, right

The Scots, Irish and Welsh rarely refer to themselves as British.

I'm half Eskimo and half ring-tailed lemur (mother's side)

mcmeekle said:

That's what I was just going to say.

mcmeekle said:

Well the Irish DEFINITELY wouldn't
And most of the Scots I know wouldn't either

mcmeekle said:

English. When asked to state my nationality on a form I usually put British..

The Most Potent!

Paisley said:

:ROLL: the color sweetie, the color

African American

Honduran by way of my parents.


American by birth.

Ethnicity-wise...I would say;
part Lenca Mayan
part Spaniard
tiny little part Irish



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SuperC said:

I know darlin I was only teasin ya.

im an american and my skin is light..do i get a prize?

Christopher said:

Yeah, you get an american express credit card :LOL:

Trini-American...

SuperC said:

lol: i wish i had a aec

and so yes this thread said "nationality" and im an red blooded,fast food eating,curse word using, american thief like the rest of us

Christopher said:

When it comes down to it. We all are

SuperC said:

i love me some thiefery !

OJIBWE (of the white earth nation) & ITALIAN!! i see a lot of natives here at the org...how many of u pow wow? and if so what dance?

LOVER said:

OJIBWE? Never heard before. And how is the name for we others?

wow arlette u have never heard of OJIBWE...hmm maybe u have heard of the way our name was prounounced by non natives...lol..CHIPPEWA. and what do u mean by we others?

75% IRISH!!!

With a little German, English, & Scot trown in to the mix.

LOVER said:

I have definitely heard of OJIBWE. My family has had a few cabins in Northern Wisconsin for about 30 years now and our property is right on the edge of Lac Du Flambeau Indian Reservation. Many of our neighbors obviously are Native Americans and we have known them for years. They told us many years ago that they were from the Ojibwa tribe and jokingly said not to refer to them as Chippewa (mainly so they can laugh when we tried to pronounce Ojibwa). They are very cool people and are considered family since we've known them for so long.

race = Indian

nationality = U.S. or is that Texan?

Earthling

So many beautiful mixtures here. Give yourself's a hand*

ian said:

Oops! Well, you know what I meant! Besides I was drunk when I typed that. (and eating fried food)