The "boring" haplogroup?

[Daos777]

E-V13 in Europe is too obscure to say if it is interesting or not. Nobody even knows for sure how it entered Europe:

[nittionia]

why?

They're just not something I'm very interested in... especially other people's haplogroups. So I can't make a favorites list

[Leto]

Obviously girls wouldn't care about male haplogroups.

[Zmey Gorynych]

The posters above said it right. No one cares too much about other people's haplotypes. Before I got tested I was sort of interested in european R types and I types. Once I found my type, I "researched" R1a and H without finding out too much.

[Ford]

Honestly I find every haplogroup except for my own to be quite boring, relatively speaking.

[Teutone]

Honestly I find every haplogroup except for my own to be quite boring, relatively speaking.

Same

But I expand my interest on I2

I1 and I2

[MiloshN]

E-V13 in Europe is too obscure to say if it is interesting or not. Nobody even knows for sure how it entered Europe:

Probably like a romance between a black man and a white woman.

[Pater Patota]

R1b, Q, I1 and I2 = boring. E1b and G2a are mildly interesting ones. R1a, J2 and N1c are most interesting for me.
Also very interesting - T and L.

Oriental lover.

[InfamousAngel99]

I'm not too interested in the groups I don't belong to, or my dad doesn't belong to. The other ones aren't boring, I'm just not too interested in learning about something that doesn't apply to me due to the fact I'm still researching my own haplogroup, along with my father's haplogroups.

And, since this post is specific to the Y-DNA, I'm only interested in R1b rn.

[Gaditanian]

Also very interesting - T and L.