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1/2 mexican american
1/4 irish
1/4 welsh (I can't even spell it)
and I look as white as they come...well, white with dark brown hair and hazel eyes
maybe your mexican american parent was a white mexican!!!!
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does anyone else feel bad for indian males after the condom study that just came out?
100% American.
Red hair, white skin. And I mean blind you during swimsuit season white. And freckles. And green eyes.
Irish-German-Swedish-Polish ancestry
Red hair, white skin. And I mean blind you during swimsuit season white. And freckles. And green eyes.
Irish-German-Swedish-Polish ancestry
does anyone else feel bad for indian males after the condom study that just came out?
LOL...yea

Same here!!! I get the "What are you?" questions a lot. Is your mom or dad asian? What do you put on applications? I usually put "other" or "biracial" if it's an option, but otherwise, I leave it blank. Is it bad to leave it blank?
Mum's dutch, dad's chinese.
I typically put 'eurasian' in the western hemisphere, and 'chinese' in the east. Less stereotyping that way 😀
does anyone else feel bad for indian males after the condom study that just came out?
Not as bad as I feel for European American males after the avg. MCAT/IQ test/SAT scores/avg. GPA came out.
100% Korean, I think, but adopted at 3 months old by off-the-boat Italians. I grew up in an all-Italian town. When I first came home from the airport, all the neighbors asked where I was from, and apparently my father stopped trying to explain and just said, "South of Naples," which seemed to do the trick.
100% Korean, I think, but adopted at 3 months old by off-the-boat Italians. I grew up in an all-Italian town. When I first came home from the airport, all the neighbors asked where I was from, and apparently my father stopped trying to explain and just said, "South of Naples," which seemed to do the trick.
Can you speak Italian?
100% Kurdish 😀
Did you hear the one about the guy who was asked to point to his ear...ahh, nvm
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Not as bad as I feel for European American males after the avg. MCAT/IQ test/SAT scores/avg. GPA came out.
rofl- touche!
My mom is from southern Italy and my dad is from northern Italy, so they don't really understand each other's Italian. I mainly know how to curse in Italian, because my parents thought if they didn't curse around me in English, I wouldn't know what was going on.
irish, scottish (scotch?), polish, czechoslovakian, indian, and native american. (is there anyone from the south who doesn't have some amount of native american?)
and i was born in spain. not a drop of hispanic blood in me, as far as i know 😉
and i'm white as a ghost with freckles and blue/grey eyes...but dark hair (see avatar).
what's funny is being mostly irish with the last name cavanaugh and marrying a dyson (a man, not a vacuum cleaner).
and i was born in spain. not a drop of hispanic blood in me, as far as i know 😉
and i'm white as a ghost with freckles and blue/grey eyes...but dark hair (see avatar).
what's funny is being mostly irish with the last name cavanaugh and marrying a dyson (a man, not a vacuum cleaner).
1/2 Cuban, 1/2 German
I am of African-Brazilian-Irish-Native American decent. My dad is Navajo.
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