what part of your family is from Italy relative wise?

I wonder if you can jizz in the 21andme tubes

it shows the haplogroup, but generally dna aligns somewhere around the haplogroup percentage due to how history tends to workout

You wouldn't get your mitochondrial dna that way

@Markomann https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pavle_Juri%C5%A1i%C4%87_%C5%A0turm

https://twitter.com/StefanMolyneux/status/1184847185462136835

So no haplogroup

Stefan inched to the right so slowly we didn't notice him becoming literally Hitler

my guess is i am 40% italian roughly, 4-6% german, 4-6% spaniard, 50% britbong (mostly celtic) so I am around roughly 20% nordic and the rest is med thankfully

but ill get my dna tested soon, when i have the chance, cause im young and not gonna waste my savings on that shit lol

he also has better camera angles sometimes

turns out im 100% Albanian

Stefan is mutating

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@Medman We are eternal enemies now

😠

lmao polacks smort

i hear southern Germany has higher iq than northern germany

Tbh, why is Martin Sellner liking Spongebob and porn on twitter? Keep in mind, the later may just be due to language differences

@Medman which of your family members are italian?

makes sense going off the map

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very convincing

I despise gypsies

lmao finns

love the colour choices

@Hector my maternal great great grandmother, maternal great great grandfather, maternal great great grandfather, uh idk too hard for my brain to think this <:impotentrage:552803856535257090> ill just say how italian each relative is

tfw ur haplogroup got rekt

"adjusted for the Flynn effect"

ppl in western ireland are not very good looking

just saying

it is known

My grandmother is fully italian, my grandfather is half italian

Yea 3-4 points is like negligible if you're making that adjustment

the other half is german and spaniard

Irish men are among the ugliest men in Europe. Explains AL. 👀

@ALternativeToLife now this is the test that matters

then my daddio is english, scottish and irish, so celtic plus some angloid (oof moment)