So, what nationality are you?

[ssmith_1187]

OK, I'm trying to imagine a thick Irish brogue mixed with a thick Texas suhthun accent.

I thought you talked to your doctor about doing this Dale...you know it's a NO, NO :grin01:

Me...25% Canadian (O Canada! Our home and native land...), 50% Hungarian, 12.5% Lithuanian and 12.5% Welsh

Regards,
Steve

 

[debb]

Irish/Italian :crazy02:

 

[texastailfeathers]

OK, I'm trying to imagine a thick Irish brogue mixed with a thick Texas suhthun accent.

That would be weird. You know...not all Texans are twangy. And I couldn't fake an Irish accent if I tried. Since I speak Spanish though, I sometimes have a Mexican accent. That really trips people out. :crazy02:

 

[ssmith_1187]

That would be weird. You know...not all Texans are twangy. And I couldn't fake an Irish accent if I tried. Since I speak Spanish though, I sometimes have a Mexican accent. That really trips people out.

Soooooo...would that be a Tex-Mex Shepherd's Pie????? :sidestep:

Regards,
Steve

 

[Pasodama]

I am American, born in the U.S... Thus, a "mutt". :grin01:

My mother is from Spain (my maternal side of the family are all in Spain) so I am half Spanish.

On paternal side... My great-grandfather came to the U.S., from Holland, and married an American Indian gal who gave birth to my grandfather. My Grandfather married a German gal who gave birth to ... tada... my father.

 

[texastailfeathers]

Soooooo...would that be a Tex-Mex Shepherd's Pie?????

Ughhhh... uke01:

 

[Jrgh17]

Well, I was born in Russia, but I live in the US (and am a US citizen). It's always weird calling myself Asian :grin01:

 

[texastailfeathers]

Well, I was born in Russia, but I live in the US (and am a US citizen). It's always weird calling myself Asian :grin01:

Is Russian considered Asian? I would have thought they'd call themselves "Eastern European". Well...except for those on the eastern borders...there are lots of Asian people on that side...right?

Are you of Russian heritage or were you a US Military kiddo? :shrugs:

(I'm a cultural studies nerd. This is a favorite topic of mine.)

 

[Jrgh17]

Is Russian considered Asian? I would have thought they'd call themselves "Eastern European". Well...except for those on the eastern borders...there are lots of Asian people on that side...right?

Are you of Russian heritage or were you a US Military kiddo? :shrugs:

(I'm a cultural studies nerd. This is a favorite topic of mine.)

My mother grew up in a small town on the Eastern side of Russia. My father grew up in Moscow. I'm mostly Russian, but I look more Czech (very similar to my father - my grandmother was born in the area).

So no, I'm not a military brat. :grin01:

 

[ladydragon]

Lets see, first generation born here on both sides. 1/2 German ( fathers family actually migrated to Germany from Prussia before it became non-existant) and Austrian on my mothers side. My sister traced our Austrian side back as far as she could go, and somewhere in the family tree we have celtic and viking blood in the family, so there's nordic blood in me too .

 

[dwyn127]

Three grandparent are from Ireland and one from Scotland.

I'm an "Amurrican" - with Irish and German ancestry.

By stereotype, I guess this makes makes me a drunk....but a very precise, well engineered drunk.

regards,
jazz

An Irishman is never drunk as long as he can hold onto a blade of grass and not fall off the face of the earth.

 

[blackdragondiscos]

english n proud of it!

 

[Vinman]

Lets see, first generation born here on both sides. 1/2 German ( fathers family actually migrated to Germany from Prussia before it became non-existant) and Austrian on my mothers side. My sister traced our Austrian side back as far as she could go, and somewhere in the family tree we have celtic and viking blood in the family, so there's nordic blood in me too .

Before it was germany the country was called of was a big prussia a part of prussia. in any sence prussin is german it is one in the same

 

[Vinman]

Damm, Am I the only MALTESE person on the whole forum :twoguns:

 

[diamondlil]

Damm, I'm I the only MALTESE person on the whole forum :twoguns:

Vinman, there's only room for one you on here!

 

[Vinman]

Your so bad, but right :grin01:

 

[texastailfeathers]

Damm, Am I the only MALTESE person on the whole forum

I almost had a Maltese once. But I settled for a Chihuahua instead. :duck:


(That's worth one free Irish redneck comeback. Go for it. You know you want to. :grin01: )

 

[jazzgeek]

I almost had a Maltese once. But I settled for a Chihuahua instead. :duck:

Ya beat me to it - I was Googling for pics of a small, overly-furry, overly-bred dog.

And man, if THAT isn't a hanging curveball of a line.....

regards,
jazz

 

[jazzgeek]

And speaking of hanging curves.....Danny, your Tribe (and my semi-home team) needs to finish off those Sox. I'd love to see a Rockies/Indians series.

regards,
jazz

 

[Vinman]

Ya beat me to it - I was Googling for pics of a small, overly-furry, overly-bred dog.

And man, if THAT isn't a hanging curveball of a line.....

regards,
jazz

all you had to do is type maltese in the search bar . I posted a pic for you being you had so much trouble find ing one :grin01:


The official languages of Malta are Maltese and English. Maltese (Malti) is a unique language with many words borrowed from the languages of the various countries that once occupied Malta. The Maltese language is the only Semitic tongue officially written in the Latin alphabet. It is a modern Arabic vernacular closely related to the western Arabic dialects. In its phonetics, morphology, syntax and vocabulary it shows the strong influence of an earlier, later and continuing Sicilian (Latin) from of speech. There are 30 letters in the Maltese alphabet