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sergent jack
sergent jack

Jul-25-2004 08:18

im british and everybody i talk to is american can some body reply to me

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Ernie
Ernie

Aug-26-2004 06:11

Ben: you better call first if you want to raid the fridge! we have 3 teenagers!!
Beds there are always plenty! Just drop by!

erik242r
erik242r

Aug-26-2004 16:43

Norway, p.s. We don't have Polarbears on the mainland

HeidiDavies
HeidiDavies

Sep-3-2004 06:15

Im a Welsh girl, anymore Welsh people out there?

deleted_detective23186
deleted_detective23186

Sep-3-2004 12:58


I'm Irish. :)

Rivergallery
Rivergallery

Sep-3-2004 13:37

Oregon USA :)

castamir
castamir

Sep-3-2004 16:38

Brazil.

Ceana Craig
Ceana Craig

Sep-16-2004 03:17

You forgot Germany, although I am a US citizen - but not an American. lol I'm also not affiliated with the Military or Government. I just married a German national. :-P

Aren't Canadians and Mexicans Americans, too? I mean, their countries are all part of North America. Oh! I forgot about all of the people from Brazil, Peru, Costa Rica, ....

We must be United Statecians. (wets her pants laughing)

Ceana Craig
Ceana Craig

Sep-16-2004 03:20

Oh, and all those people claiming to be other nationalities:

Where you actually born somewhere other than the USA?? Because, my people (family, kin, etc) are scottish (scotch is a drink!! not a person), but I was born in KY and reared throughout various parts of the US. Doesn't make me scottish, even if I was born a Craig.

Greyling
Greyling

Sep-16-2004 04:10

mimamamemima????

jstkdn
jstkdn
Well-Connected

Sep-21-2004 12:08

Ceana, I have had this conversation with many Americans. I can understand why people say they are Irish, or whatever. Because when the question is asked, it can mean several things to people. 1) where did you grow up, 2) what is your ethnical background, 3) which country do you consider coming from, 4) where do your parents, great-grand parents etc come from. 5) what is your nationality.

I think most Americans assume the question to be 2 or 4. While most Europeans would answer it as the asking 1, 3, 5.

I have never heard an American with dutch ancestry claiming.....I am from Holland.
(My next question would be, would that be a the province of north or south holland, as Holland is two provinces, not an actual country. The Netherlands is a country.)


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