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I have no idea! I haven’t really checked out ABF or this place much in a couple years, but looks like ABF is down. Has it been like that for awhile?

Have you tried looking through documents on Ancestry.com? There is a wealth of pre 1898 documents ie birth, marriage, and death certificates, and censuses. I was able to find familial lines that go...

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I mean I can’t be uglier than the ratty beef curtains your whore mother pushed you out of.

That’s quite a hot take for someone who hasn’t seen my picture. But at least we agree your mother is the biggest whore of them all.

I am more disappointed in the off topic discussion that derailed this thread for 2/3rds of the pages, it doesn’t belong here.

You’re absolutely right your mother is a much bigger and filthier whore, there is no comparison.

Don’t confuse me for your mother.

The fuck happened to this thread about Puerto Rico?! Get all the his Cape Verdean, Dominican, Brazil shit out of here.

Funny you would say that as I would take you for Dominican first before Puerto Rican.

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Some woman in the arts and academia from the island from a local Instagram I follow

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Yeah that doesn’t sound right. Average PR being 30% SSA is way too high. Most Puerto Rican’s do not look like the OP.

Glad to see you posting. Hope you and your loved ones are safe.

Your mom is 37-38% Amerindian and is from Puerto Rico? That's an extreme outlier. What town is she from?

Hogaño, antaño y el año que viene are all still used in Puerto Rico

Desde Puerto Rico !!

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That would be a rarity in Puerto Rico. I've never seen anyone who would score 25%+ Amerindian.

Very good work! These match up rather nicely with what is seen on the island.

I remember that stat from another anthro board. I looked it up now and it's actuallly 16% of the surnames found in Puerto Rico are of French and Corsican origin.

Not to mention PR had great deal of Corsicans who at one point made up 16% of our population. Would our Corsican input show up as Italian? And also of note Genoans immigrated in large numbers to the...

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Love this video!

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Ha nice! Chente is a great guy. His podcast Masacote is worth checking out too.