I did my DNA/Ancestry/23andme

[rado]

I'm still waiting for Ancestry, but I'm European:thumup:

[Bouncer]

31% asian. Lolz.

[rado]

31% asian. Lolz.

Read it again :retard:

[Bouncer]

Indian!! Go eat some curry.

[lipripper]

So your a fake ass PR. Wait till Bori hears this shit...lololo

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[Chicken]

U about 5%bro!

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[rado]

So your a fake ass PR. Wait till Bori hears this shit...lololo

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[Chadd77]

1% North African = you black

[jack tors]

def European these have come a long way, much more specify than it used to be

i wonder how accurate these are? see legit?

[rado]

def European these have come a long way, much more specify than it used to be

i wonder how accurate these are? see legit?

Well considering it traces your DNA and finds any relatives belonging to the fam, yea I'd say it's accurate.

[rado]

1% North African = you black

I'm told by the ladies, yes I know this. :thumup:

[boricuarage79]

So your a fake ass PR. Wait till Bori hears this shit...lololo

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[rado]

Lol

[Scrumhalf]

50% European, 30+% Native American. Probably typical for any mestizo individual.

The haplogroup analysis will be even more interesting.

My wife and I are both ethnically indistinguishable, but our haplogroup analysis was totally different. My haplogroup traveled out of Africa along the Southern route through Turkey, along the coast of the Arabian Sea and into the Indian subcontinent. My wife's haplogroup on the other hand went straight up into Central Asia and what is now Kazakhstan, and then looped back down across Central Asia into the Indian subcontinent from the North. Her really light brown eyes compared to mine maybe is a testament of that.

[Bouncer]

yea you guys gotta remember. most of south/central America along with the Caribbean was conquered by Spain.

when you see "native American" you think of the type of native Americans in north America that fought the cowboys. that's not what they are talking about. central and south America would still be considered "native American". so it's not surprising that rado is a mix of southern Europe (Spain) and (Native American) aka central/south American native.

his DNA report was never going to say "rican". lol