I was not talking about y-dna. Some recent studies put I1 and I2 in Finland to about 45%, but my point was that I1 in Finns is likely about 1500-2000 years old. The population which brought it was likely Germanic speaking and likewise I would presume it was autosomally more like modern let's say Scandinavians than modern Finns. As the genetic distance between Finns and Germanics is huge, to me it looks likely that this population left it's mark mostly on the y-side rather than the autosomal side.
Yes you are autosomally more similar to Mari than you are to me:
http://i65.tinypic.com/2lk49ch.jpg

