General Chit-Chat Thread: A New Beginning

[Hoss]

Then that splash of French German and the rest was broadly northwestern European

 

[O-Blaze]

Yea, that's actually next level, I completely take my words back

It also helps thats the type of music I really love also. Like if you see my Spotify Liked songs, got a lot of music like that on it. Of course other stuff also. but yeah

 

[Wolverine]

@TheHitman22 If you like listening to great albums from start to finish and was recommended, I suggest you to check out this thread https://wrestlingsmarks.com/threads/recommended-albums-playlists.226444/

 

[Hoss]

It recently updated to specially link me to the Switzerland area of Germanic heritage, I do like that the DNA updates as they get new data in without me having to pay again or anything

Sick

 

[Wolverine]

There are tons and tons of albums to check out.

 

[Comrade Khan]

But ya we landed in Montreal at de point

 

[Chris]

But also the real story of my DNA was that my ancestors moved to East Texas extremely fast and we've been here since like the 1700s so that's my only claim to culture anyway lmao

 

[Hoss]

But also the real story of my DNA was that my ancestors moved to East Texas extremely fast and we've been here since like the 1700s so that's my only claim to culture anyway lmao

beat my ancestors to Texas by roughly 300 years

 

[Wolverine]

Also, if you have Spotify.

 

[Loochblade]

Jeff

 

[Comrade Khan]

Looch

 

[Chris]

Although now that I think about it, it's interesting that I have French Cajun settlers in my DNA but it didn't recognize much actual French, but I can still see the logic. The settler DNA section was a bit different of a calculation

 

[TheHitman22]

I've got like 25% french in me, is there anyway to get it out

 

[Loochblade]

Looch

Guess who's up drafting

 

[Chris]

beat my ancestors to Texas by roughly 300 years

we settled here when it was still a part of Mexico, in St Augustine/Center and I would assume also Nac but I didn't find proof