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not enough people do that
it's family bonding really
getting to know your own history from your own relatives
good shit
I just checked with my mom and dad, and then I did reasearch
Anglo-Saxon-Celtic
I know my blood can be traced back to Stonewall Jackson on one side of my family which is awesome
I mean I know I'm Polish, German, Anglo
If you don't know who Stonewall Jackson is, look him up
good man
Well I meant German, why do people say Saxon and German aren't the same thing? How are they different?
idk
I don't know my European stuff too well
Yeah me neither, I've always thought Saxon was just a term for German like how anglo is a term for English.
shouldn't have put anglo - saxon
Huh?
Anglo-Saxon-Celtic
TFW no Racist GF.
because anglo saxons are the people that came to england
What's the difference?
i don't know I am not a kraut
depends
saxon is a historical term
I thought they used Anglo Saxons to say most Brits are a mix of English and german
If you want to get technical there are different german ethnic groups
saxon being one of them
I thought it was used more in America tho
My kids are going to be Polish, Anglo, German and Asian
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no the anglo for english comes from the anglo saxon
hell the Eng in England comes from them to
Vikings had to go and fuck everything up.
Anglo is a prefix indicating a relation to the Angles, England, the English people or the English language, such as in the term Anglo-Saxon language. It is often used alone, somewhat loosely, to refer to people of British Isles descent in the Americas, New Zealand, South Africa and Australia. It is also used, both in English-speaking and non-English-speaking countries, to refer to Anglophone people of other European origins.
Finna ghengis khan my way through your mom
"if you dont know who stonewall jackson is look him up'
who the fuck is this kid
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i thought we were all SAR and SCV here....
there's probs people in here who don't know history very well
makes sense