Exotic blood?

[Tollers]

In greedo's absence and after a lubricating bottle of vino. I would like to stake my claim for the most exotic blood in CC with 50% parsi. How anglo-saxon are CC really?

 

[threebikesmcginty]

If you want exotic how about Grimsby and Durham, beat that!

 

[Paulus]

If you want exotic how about Grimsby and Durham, beat that!

I'll take your Grimsby and Durham, and raise you with Hartlepool.

 

[Theseus]

50% pure Anglo Saxon from one side of the family, the other provides a nice mix of Norman (so Viking/French), Scottish and Irish.

 

[Fnaar]

Bloods blood, different groupings, but French O is the same as English/American/African O.

Exotic blood indeed, you'll be claiming exotic hair next

Ooh la la!

 

[dan_bo]

About as parochial as it gets- collyhurst and blackley (1st and 2nd generation at least).

 

[accountantpete]

Checking my Maternal line I was dismayed to find that they all came from Stoke! Bit of a relief then to find that the Stoke in question was a small hamlet just down the road

No offence to any Clayheads on the forum!

 

[ufkacbln]

At the end of the day it all tastes the same!

Age and maturity are more important factors than the origin

Young female virgins are best!

(Which excludes many of us)

 

[ufkacbln]

Thanks...

 

[Campfire]

How about Horwich and 1/4 Welsh from Anglesey?

 

[Flying_Monkey]

Everytime I dig further into my family history it gets more complicated: at the moment, I think, I am about a quarter my mum is Highland Scots with a bit of Welsh and French (Huguenot refugees from way back). My Dad is a mix of Norfolk, Ashkenazi Jewish, Irish, and American (but originally from the Lancashire / Yorkshire border). For my son, it gets more interesting - my wife is Japanese so he is half Japanese plus all of the above halved further... so, just human, I guess.

 

[Flying_Monkey]

You can't be half this, quarter that and a bit the other. You are who you are.

You are one quarter grumpy, one quarter pointless and one quarter lacking in any sense of fun.

 

[swee'pea99]

Scotland by way of New Zealand and my wife insists we picked up at least a ml or three of Maori along the way.

 

[Apeman]

I is a mix of Welsh and Scots/Irish. My son ,born in England, could play footie for all the home nations, if he was any good at footie which he aint!

 

[Arch]

50% pure Anglo Saxon from one side of the family, the other provides a nice mix of Norman (so Viking/French), Scottish and Irish.

If you believe the evidence of surnames and geographical locations, I'm a first generation Saxon/Norman cross...

Also, a pairing that would have Archers fans fainting in disbelief - Archers and Grundys!