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[sheep goat]

i don't tan, i burn, so i prefer to just stay nice and ghostly... in the winter especially my skin kinda gets translucent.

Casper the friendly sheep goat! That was cute I liked that. Start worrying though if you can ever see completely through your skin.

that was so cute i'm putting it in my sig. :: you get glomped for that. *glomps*
what a wide range of ethnicities so far! yay

[nyekobug]

I am Japanese-American ^__^ Well more like fourth generation Japanese. To be FULLY correct, apparently, 75% Japanese, 25% Okinawan.

And thanks for remembering an MSN conversation kireikoori ^__^

-nyekobug

[arian]

I'm mostly Filipina, with some Chinese and Spanish blood.

[Looshkin]

my grandparents were born in Japan and moved to Brazil.
Well, my father's parents were from Tokyo and my mother's parents were from Hokkaido and Nagoya. My parents say they came here because of the World War.

You know, change Japanese with German, and that last line would look really bad.

¿Or is it the same with Japanese? :unsure

Half Spanish, half Paraguayan (another German refuge ) here.
Feels about 3/4 Spanish, 1/4 Paraguayan these days really.

[pippi]

I'm an alien :huh ...

jk true alien inside .... half chinese .. half vampire .. want to be japanese ..... :w00t!:
at least get japanese hubby

[defdan]

I'm "hapa", like they say in Hawaii, mixed.
Asian/Caucasian

49.6% Okinawan .4% Hawaiian 6.25%Irish 43.75% Italian
just had to calculate that one.

[Scepter]

100% Finn as far as I know. Thou I might have some blood mixed from like the ice age since I dont think I look like a typical Finn (if there is such thing).

I think I need to ask my family to do some research... hmm... :unsure

[Ayu]

100% Finn as far as I know. Thou I might have some blood mixed from like the ice age since I dont think I look like a typical Finn (if there is such thing).

like an albino :: j/k

[Scepter]

100% Finn as far as I know. Thou I might have some blood mixed from like the ice age since I dont think I look like a typical Finn (if there is such thing).

like an albino :: j/k

Nah: thick eyebrows, big eyes and something like that But people look pretty different here so think that typical Finn doesn't exist :rolleyes

[Blaice]

im chinese
but im sure that my blood is not all chinese
im not sure what else but the thing is that i dont look like a regular chinese
so does my dad, its a mystery in the family

[bobo91]

I am a British Born Chinese...a girl said I was a hong kong-ese because my home town is Hong Kong!
Both my parents are from Hong Kong, me and my sister was born in UK~
My mum's dad is One third of scottish so that means he has some scottish blood... my mum told me that me and my sister is one out of eight scottish!

[PinkSugarAibon]

i am Hispanic.. mexican-american to be specific

[maikosaiko]

i never would've guessed most of you american users to be caucasians.
i'm korean born american. lived most entire my life in the Cali, but
still going through identity crisis.. LOL. it don't matter who you are, what
matter is what makes you... or what moves you.... kya~!!! ::

[damixedplate]

I'm "hapa", like they say in Hawaii, mixed.
Asian/Caucasian

49.6% Okinawan .4% Hawaiian 6.25%Irish 43.75% Italian
just had to calculate that one.

yup dats where my screenname comes from since im mixed too but i cant get it as exact as you. im 1/2 Japanese, and da rest is Native American(1/8 around), Hawaiian(at least 1/8), and five other Caucasian ethnicities(whatevers left which isnt much).

.4%? how da hell, dats like super mixed lol

[auroragb]

Taiwan born Chinese. Now in NY

[kbob]

i'm half japanese, half mix of various caucasian. there's some norwegian, some french, some german, some scottish, and a whole lot else. it get's confusing to think about.

[Msi]

I'm your basic male Caucasian, born in England, now living in Canada.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

The term Caucasian race is used almost exclusively in North America to refer collectively to people whose ancestry can be traced back to Europe, North Africa, West Asia (Middle East), South Asia (the Indian subcontinent), Central Asia, East Asia, South America and Central America. (All of these regions except possibly Europe have both Caucasian and non-Caucasian indigenous peoples.) In the United States, it is currently used primarily as a distinction loosely based on skin color alone for a group commonly refered to as Whites, as defined by the American government and census bureau. It was once considered a useful taxonomical categorization of human racial groups based on a presumed common geographic, linguistic, and/or genetic origin.
The term itself derives from measurements in craniology from the 19th century, and its name stems from the region of the Caucasus mountains, itself imagined to be the location from which Noah's son Japheth, traditional Biblical ancestor of the Europeans, established his tribe prior to its supposed migration into Europe.
Caucasoid is a term used in physical anthropology to refer to people falling within a certain range of anthropometric measurements.
In the British Isles, "Caucasian" follows the North American definition, but in continental Europe, "Caucasian" currently refers almost exclusively to people who are from the Caucasus.
In New Zealand the term Caucasian is the most prevalent term for white people other than Pākehā. Caucasian is most often used in official forms or in news articles, whereas pākehā is more common in general language.

Interesting, now I know what it means.

[Shino]

I'm a simple person, all my grandparents came from Okinawa, so I have 100% Okinawa blood...

What makes me think, if my grandparents didn't come to Brazil, I could be in Orange Range or High and Mighty Color... ::

[josebiwasabi]

i'm 100% korean, but i was born in new york city, and now i'm in washington state

[Demanding More makoto]

White English myself i have no idea about my past.