[Danny Darko]

I'm probably as white as white can be. lol Irish and German here. Sometimes I just say I'm full Icelandic to fit my pale appearence. As a matter of fact, I think I BS'd that on here. Haha.

[CarloCrizaldo]

If I could change my heritage, I'd add a bit of Italian there.

[LegendaryCloud89]

I am actually half African-American, a quarter irish, and a quarter polish. So like some people(family) have said...I'm a mutt...

[MilesOfMusic]

I'm half Maori, Half NZ European (which is all sorts!).

Maoris are mainly famous for the Haka, a kind of ritual dance or martial art. But I dont do Haka. I play piano instead!

[The-Real-Link]

But I dont do Haka. I play piano instead!

LOL! I don't know why, but I found that funny!

[Hikaru]

Native American through and through.
My family is one of the oldest in Canadian History in terms of Aboriginals.
I am the eldest great great grandaughter to elder Peter Willier, therefore I was bred for Tradition.
My Cree name given to me at birth is Chapan and it means storyteller.
It is my duty to carry on tradition for my generation.
Round dances, celebrations, family gatherings... all of it. You'll mostly find me on the computer sending out invites, and then you'll see me in the kitchen cooking of cleaning on the day.
I know all the prayers, all the words for any situation.
The saddest thing is that tradition is dying. No one cares anymore, as long as you get your money from the government, you don't care that you're native american.
In canada, native americans have their own government budget. We get more money for student funding, more money for housing aid, free rent if we live on a reserve, more money to live off of in general when it comes to financial aid.
Hence why people think we're just booze hounds. We get money whether or not we work, and our rent is free, so we spend our money partying.
Canadians DO NOT have a polar bear as a pet... someone from here asked me that.
SERIOUSLY....
and we live in houses, not igloos.
I speak(in order) Cree, English, French, Afrikaans.
Afrikaans comes from my adventure of being a teacher in Swakopmund, Namibia, Africa.
I've travelled through every time zone and have been to England, Namibia, South Africa, Zambia, Botswana, Japan, Thailand and every state in the USA.
Canadians Rock
lol

[The-Real-Link]

O_________O!!!!!!!
*picks mouth up off the floor*

Okay you win the "most interesting person i've met lately" award!

that's really cool that you're a full blood Native American. I'm like 1/16 Native American....if that really counts for anything...

LOL! I laughed at what you said about the polar bears. I have a friend from Ontario, and when her cousins came to visit for the first time (They were from chicago) they asked, after getting out of the car, "So where are your sled dogs?!?"
She was like >_<!

I'm from Texas. There aren't any of Indian Reserves around here. There are quite a few in Oklahoma from what my grandmother said. I can't remember exactly where my Native American blood comes from, but somewhere in my Mom's Mom's side of the family, I had some form of grandmother who was full blood. I don't know what tribe though.
Like I said before. About 80-85% of my heritage is Celtic.

[Wander]

Malaysian-Chinese/New Guinea-Chinese. In short, Chinese. I live in Melbourne, Victoria.

That's in Australia, by the way.

[AS90]

I'm pure finn. I must go very far back in time if I want to find some grandparent who's not from Finland.

[ninjashoes]

I knew mine but I keep forgetting

I know I'm 1/4th Japanese and the rest various caucasion