Define your Heritage.

[Borealis]

On my mother's side I'm English, then if you go a bit further back you get Scandanavian roots. On my father's side, I'm half-Czech half-Arab. Which is a bit of an odd mixture, but that's what you get when you live in melting-pot of culture.

No way! I figured David Simpson was as American a name as you could possibly get.

Hahahaha. I was going back a few generations there!

[Universezero]

25% Australian, 75% New Zeland-ish; based on my grandparents.

[Lenny]

Pretty mixed. Both parents were born in Australia, but grandparents were from Hungary, Germany, and Czechoslovakia (when it was still called that), and Australia. So I'd say mostly European/Australian.

[Shark]

100% Indian*.


* If I am indeed progeny of my alleged parents.

[Ad]

On my dad's side, my grandma and grandad are Irish and Scottish respectively.
Unsure about my mum's; my grandad had a sort of Egyptian look about him, but no-one knew why. My nan, however, often tells me she's 100% English and gets all uppity about it, which we all mock her for behind her back.

Old people are funny.

[scythe]

Scottish.

[T3chno]

100% Indian. Northern part of India to be more specific.

[Spawn of Yanni]

100% Indian. Northern part of India to be more specific.

Oh, really? Huh. I was always under the impression you were from southern India, for some reason. What's your name again?

[toasters]

Fun fact: 3/4 of the Indians in this thread are imagers.

[T3chno]

100% Indian. Northern part of India to be more specific.

Oh, really? Huh. I was always under the impression you were from southern India, for some reason. What's your name again?

Dhaman Singh.

First name being incredibly uncommon, while the latter is probably the most used in northern India.

[GamingWolf]

100% Indian*.


* If I am indeed progeny of my alleged parents.

Until you just realize you're just part Indo-European

[Spawn of Yanni]

100% Indian. Northern part of India to be more specific.

Oh, really? Huh. I was always under the impression you were from southern India, for some reason. What's your name again?

Dhaman Singh.

First name being incredibly uncommon, while the latter is probably the most used in northern India.

Ahh right. Gotcha.

[bobaganuesh_2]

mostly Canadian, with German, Yugoslavian (before the split, but technically Serbian) Polish and a tinge of Irish

[Ignate]

Half-Indian, half-Chinese. Some people say I look Japanese, but there seems to be no evidence to support that.

[Skyling]

I'm French Canadian, Native American, and Lithuanian, I think. There may be several other eastern European countries mixed in there.

[MattKestrel]

3/4 English, 1/4 German. Bland-ass.

[Rose]

For as far back as anyone can trace names, my family on both sides has been born in America (back as far as the 1600's). I do know that one of my ancestors was the first baby born in the state of Rhode Island, but no one knows which country that person's parents came from. English or Scottish is our family's best guess (I have red hair, but no other living relative of mine does, which is odd :/)

So yeah, I have no idea, and neither does anyone else in my family :/

[T3chno]

Maxson is related to Roger Williams!

[George]

Made in China.

Except if I go back a century or two, there's a possibility that I'm one iota Russian.

[SkyPanda]

aussie

[DW40]

Scottish

[sept]

Irish

[Studebacher Hoch]

I'm part Dutch, part Norman. (Which is to say, French Viking)

Yay for having a popular ethnicity... sigh, Way to breed, ancestors.

[noops]

On my mothers side, I'm German, Dutch and English. On my fathers, Haitian, Cuban, and French.

COLLABORATIONS, FTW!

EDIT: Oh, crap, I just realized how old this thread is. O_o.

EDITEDIT: Also, I'm Italian too, I forgot about that.

[rocket_thumped]

Irish

Suggartittingly awesome bro, I'm from America. Represent.