DNA kits?

[Greyman]

I did Ancestry DNA and found out I'm white. Really, really white. All British Isles and Scandinavia. My family on both sides have been in America since the 1600's so I thought someone in my past might have mixed it up a little, but apparently not.

 

[Bigjay73]

Here's my top geographical areas from ancestry and 23 and me. Quite a difference, and they change from time to time. Always made me a bit skeptical of their accuracy

 

[Scott85]

Here's my top geographical areas from ancestry and 23 and me. Quite a difference, and they change from time to time. Always made me a bit skeptical of their accuracy

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I think they said the more samples they get the better they get.

 

[Addicting]

I did Ancestry DNA and found out I'm white. Really, really white. All British Isles and Scandinavia. My family on both sides have been in America since the 1600's so I thought someone in my past might have mixed it up a little, but apparently not.

You need to change your username!

 

[noharleyyet]

You need to change your username!

Court Gentry?

 

[schmalts]

My results said I am 100% awesome

 

[Ought Six]

I know a guy that did it and found out his fiancé was his 2nd cousin, he ended up marrying her anyway lolol

 

[Addicting]

I know a guy that did it and found out his fiancé was his 2nd cousin, he ended up marrying her anyway lolol

There is a Joe Dirt meme in there somewhere…

 

[longbow51]

I sent one in (23 and me) at Thanksgiving when there was a sale; kids were here and we had consumed a bit of champagne.

Almost all British/Scotch/Irish, some Norwegian, little Spanish, no German which I would have expected given my surname.

And I know most of the LEOs in town, so if I do some big crime, they won't have to rely on DNA. They know where I live. Don't plan on any though.

 

[Sasquatchewan]

I did AncestryDNA a few years ago. I had one very close match that I never really paid attention to. Fast forward to last week, dad mentioned something that was said by a dying grandparent which prompted me to reach out to this person.

Some back and forth later, I found out that this person is one of my parents' half-sibling that was given up for adoption at birth in what turned out to be a very sad family story.

We've been chatting back and forth a lot the past week, sharing information and pictures. I don't know what this will lead to, but the fact that this person now knows who they are biologically and we have found a missing member of our family, is worth all my DNA being owned by a corporation.

I have nothing to hide and the military already has my DNA. Plus I live in Canada with socialist healthcare, no one cares about my genetics.