Thanks :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hasien
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Thanks :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hasien
It's been a decade since you and I joined TA but you still have no interest in finding out your DNA results. By the way, don't hold a grudge against me for calling you a bit black-assed, it's just a fucking funny term (in English) ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rumata
That's pretty cool what's ur haplogroup?Quote:
Originally Posted by Feiichy
Also look at this results 25% Askenazi.
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...32#post8053532
Sure i am!
definitely (;
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_H10e_(mtDNA)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hasien
Indeed I'm rather "white-assed" if you didn't mean the hair colour. Anyway I don't even remember you calling me that. I don't find it funny though. I do remember you proposing me to sponsor my genetic testing though and that you stopped replying me the moment I agreed to make the testing for you money :D That was indeed a funny episode :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Leto
Yes, love my woggy mtDNA HV4a2b. And if I was a guy my Y-DNA would be I2RRESISTIBLE
And I don't recall having said that, to be honest. I actually once did send some money to another guy and he wasn't even that grateful to me. The black-assed thing was just a joke of course. Some people would misunderstand you and get offended.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rumata
I absolutely abhor being I1. Want to rip off Y chromosomes from every single cell of my body.
Yes, it is most common haplogroup in my ethnicity.
You did. Then I thought it could be your try to test if I were afraid to know the real percent of my Mongoloid genetics as you suspected it had to be higher than I knew from info about my ancestors.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
Now, I'm not going to do testing by additional reasos too:
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Originally Posted by Rumata
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Originally Posted by Rumata
We never been friends to make jokes like this one. As for money, I wouldn't be grateful to you either as I didn't care about results and to get them was entirely your idea.Quote:
I actually once did send some money to another guy and he wasn't even that grateful to me. The black-assed thing was just a joke of course. Some people would misunderstand you and get offended.
Well, if you live in Russia, Genotek is the only possible option for you. It's a Russian company.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rumata
Okay, whatever, you won't hear much from me anyway.Quote:
We never been friends to make jokes like this one. As for money, I wouldn't be grateful to you either as I didn't care about results and to get them was entirely your idea.
I'm still in Krasnodar.Quote:
Originally Posted by Leto
Хорошо.Quote:
Okay, whatever, you won't hear much from me anyway.
Yeah.
I even knew it before take a test.
You know folks, my haplogroup is just fantastic. It’s the greatest haplogroup of all time, and I’m not just saying that because I have it. No, I’m saying it because I’ve got the best genes, the best DNA, the best everything. My haplogroup is a real winner, just like me. And you know, people tell me all the time, they say “Donald, you’re haplogroup is just amazing, it’s the best”.
You never change your dope, do you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Synergy
No sé, no conozco a ninguno, los árabes eran la élite, una minoría y con las expulsiones no sé si quedaría uno o dos, debe ser más bien excepcional.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hasien
Yes, i really like my haplogroup, its rarity makes it very interesting to me.
Forgot to add my maternal haplo, which i also really like because its located ina afew places in iberia and one of them is exactly where my mothers side comes from
Thank Heaven you don't have Y-DNA, beautiful woman!Quote:
Originally Posted by Katarzyna
In addition, we believe that your father also contributed to you being hot.
With all due respect.
You should revisit your results. Haplogroup I is pretty broad and your profile indicates you've been drinking. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Johnson Reed
E-V13 > R1B-Z103 > J-L283 >
I have a maternal haplogroup that’s quite widespread in Europe. I share it with two other forum members. Men in my family are R1a and I2.
Yes I'm happy with my Steppe haplogroups
R1b the ubiquitous one for western European men
H6a1b is fairly uncommon in Western Europe
H6a1b: found in Bell Beaker England and Czechia, in MBA Scotland and in Iron Age Tian Shan.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mopi Licinius Crassus
Is your mom’s side British?
yes she's British, predominantly Irish by ancestryQuote:
Originally Posted by Vessna
my maternal grandmother's family originally come from the very North of England though by the border with Scotland
I'm happy with mine. My maternal haplogroup H5a1 :) I'm glad I had my father do 23andme back in 2011. His is E-M78.
E-M78 is from your Andalusian father ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ellethwyn
Yes :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mopi Licinius Crassus
I suspect that my U4d2 haplogroup is Slavic.
https://www.researchgate.net/publica...rn_Romania#pf4
U4d2: found in central Europe and the northern Siberia (Nganasan) / found in Bell Beaker Germany and in Bronze Age Poland
Maybe you suffer from something i call "grandma from Bosnia syndrome" among Kosovars. Out of cca 600 matches i contacted from there, more than 50% said they had grandma, or great grandma, or great great grandma from "Bosnia", when i asked them, where from Bosnia in 90% of cases it was actually Sandzak or Montenegro, very few with real Bosnian female ancestors :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ylla
That’s very unlikely for me. I think it’s just one of those cases where you can have an atypical haplogroup because from an autosomal pov it’s just not possible. I did expect higher Slavic ancestry before I did genetic testing and once my results came back I was even more confused than before :pQuote:
Originally Posted by hazmatnik
From what I understand, U4 is primarily Balto-Slavic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ylla
Where are you from Kosovo if you want to tell, if not, its fine? Some parts mixed more, some less.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ylla
EV13 helped create Vinca Cultre
My paternal side traces back to this village: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novak,_PrizrenQuote:
Originally Posted by hazmatnik
Not sure of my exact maternal side.
One Serbian ethnologist in the first half 20th century wrote that Novak is Serbian village with only one Albanian Catholic family which arrived from Mirdita in Albania 15 years earlier. He recorded all families by surnames.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ylla
Novak is Serbian toponym. We have both name and surname Novak. Root is word 'nov' which means 'new.'
I am a identity whore to such a degree that I decided to become trans-Haplogroupual. I idendify as having another haplogroup and if 23andMe shows the old haplogroup I will fucking sue them.
You just made that up right now. It’s actually one of 8 Albanian Catholic villages in the Prizren region. It’s not “one” family.Quote:
Originally Posted by Varda
Little did they know 6500 BC in Doggerland, their descendants would send each others virtual thumbs up through 6500km of fiber optics under the Atlantic Ocean.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vessna