lol, unless you live in England and have an English accent, you aren't English. Same goes for people pretending they're irish. What is it with Americans never accepting that they're yanks?
S@M wrote:grandparents my crinkly arse; your a friggin yank - not that there is anything wrong with that
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Yes sir, I'm a Yank, I do have to admit it, but I think the question was where did we come from? I personally was born in the US and proud of it. My family on the other hand came from elsewhere.
My Mothers Parents and my Fathers Parents somehow made it to San Diego California where my Mom and Dad met, got married and had me.
sys0p wrote:lol, unless you live in England and have an English accent, you aren't English. Same goes for people pretending they're irish. What is it with Americans never accepting that they're yanks?
who can blame them :lol: it must be fucking embarassing to have to admit youre american.
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sys0p wrote:lol, unless you live in England and have an English accent, you aren't English. Same goes for people pretending they're irish. What is it with Americans never accepting that they're yanks?
sys0p wrote:lol, unless you live in England and have an English accent, you aren't English. Same goes for people pretending they're irish. What is it with Americans never accepting that they're yanks?
the question was refering to ancestry, right?
No, the question is why are Americans only American when they were saving our asses in WWII, but any other time they're one of us. If you wer eborn in America, and you live in America, then you're an American. You aren't 1/4 scottish because your grandads former room mate once ate a highland toffee.