[Koori-kun]

Wow, we got a bunch of diverse people in here =O

I'm Mexican myself, nothing too interesting about my family tree xD

[JrvUnleashed]

I'm a mix of a bunch of European cultures that hate each other. I'm 50% Irish around 20% English, 20% French, and 10ish% Dutch.

[Spiritsoul]

100% Chinese :3, living in The Netherlands though xD!

[aishi]

I'm 100% Japanese though I don't speak the language because of the internment camps my grandparents were forced into after selling everything for virtually nothing. Then and the racism after the war led them to not pass on the language to my parents who in turn are unable to teach me. I'm glad that I was born in America though b/c a lot of japanese culture is kind of twisted.

[jmulligan3]

I'm a bit of Irish, Spanish, British, a lot of Polish, some French Canadian, and some Dutch. The most interesting thing about my heritage though is I can legitimately say I'm part Texan, because I have ancestors who were born in Texas when it was a country. I always thought that was kind of cool lol.

[AustinFisher]

Hm... I'm part English, Scottish, Czechoslovakian (I can't remember how to spell that!) I theink a bit German.....
But I live in Canada, Ontario really.
My grandpa is living in Australia, but we have no Australian roots.
He cheated on my grandma, so I hate him.....
O_O I think that was getting a little personal.
Being Canadian rocks, I speak English and a bit of French, I'm top in my class.
Being from Canada also brings forth those annoying stereotypes. I am in fact NOT currently living in an igloo, I DO have a swimming pool for the summer, and I own a dog but she's not a sled dog, she's a beagle.
Us Canadians like to call ourselves Canadians. We are NOT America Jr.s or anything like that. Do not think we are like the US, because we aren't. WE ARE CANADA.
By the way, I DON'T SAY "EH!".
So I am Candian but I'm not what some may think me to be.

[Nicol Armarfi]

Going a bit off topic as well, I am also an Ontarian, although I would say that we're almost exactly like America (except that our money is worth less). Personally, I've always thought that one hasn't really seen Canada until they've seen the territories (which I haven't), as they are really the only place unique to Canada in terms of culture.

But yeah, we're basically America's backyard.

[The-Real-Link]

LOL. I hear you Austin. I'm from Texas, we get sterotyped a lot as redneck cowboys.....granted there are some, particularly in west Texas (a good 10 hour drive from where I live in east Texas) not all of us are like that. I don't have a droll to my speech, I haven't ever driven an ATV, don't fish much, and have only ridden a horse twice.