What's your ethnic background?

Hey Ancienttomb, I'm Chinese! W00t for Chinese people! I've always imagined being different ethnicities, but I'm just plain Chinese...:)
 
Hey Ancienttomb, I'm Chinese! W00t for Chinese people! I've always imagined being different ethnicities, but I'm just plain Chinese...:)
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Me too. I wanna be mix blood...*sighs*, never got that chance :eek:
 
Hey I'm plain Japanese- how boring is that!?!?

And yay Asian pride! lol

This is sooo cool...Hello world! *salutes as vice-president of Rokaville*

xoxo-nimo
 
Hey I'm plain Japanese- how boring is that!?!?

And yay Asian pride! lol

This is sooo cool...Hello world! *salutes as vice-president of Rokaville*

xoxo-nimo
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In Asia, you hardly got that chance to mix-blood :eek:.......we're neighbors, GregSandersLover :rolleyes:
 
Yay so many peeps from so many int'l countries/backgrounds...I think that's sexy ;)

I don't get why Japan and China don't get along... I think it's really sad, when we're all the same people... And that goes for any kinda conflict...

But anyways, we're all united under the power of CSI! YAAAAAY

btw you can just call me nimo :p :)

xoxo-nimo
 
Irish(Mom)/German(dad).
Which means I can hold my beer, get my name mispronounced all the time even though it is pretty straightforward, and I eat a lot of potatoes.

Scheller. Sound it out. Sch-eller. (Shell-er)
It isn't that hard, yet people screw it up all the time.
My cousin got lucky and landed the Irish surname, Berrigan. His name is Patrick which is a double Irish whammy.
I am very proud of my Irish roots and sort of push my German roots to the side. Mainly because my dad's family lives up north in Pennsylvania and I never see them. But my mom's family all live in the New Orleans area, and I grew up with Patrick and his brother Geoffrey.
So yeah...beer...
 
Feelin' the Asian Pride,...but I live in New Jersey, I feel so insignificant! Wish I lived in China...!
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Is it significant living in China? :lol:, I don't care where I live, confidence is the most important :rolleyes: :)
 
I just feel that in New Jersey, or just in America in general, your asian roots kinda get squished, my relatives all love to accuse me of becoming too americanized
 
I just feel that in New Jersey, or just in America in general, your asian roots kinda get squished, my relatives all love to accuse me of becoming too americanized
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You don't have to live in America to be accused of being Americanized :lol:.......it's global problem, well, some old people always complain young people are Americanized in China as well ;)
 
Hehe, when i went to china it was pretty funny cause all the old people knew right away that i was a foreigner...am i that obvious? LOl. :)
 
Hehe, when i went to china it was pretty funny cause all the old people knew right away that i was a foreigner...am i that obvious? LOl. :)
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Cause they could smell it...your clothes and your posture :lol:.....they are foxes
 
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