Anybody

[Anonymous]

Participating in the Genographic project by National Geographic?

www.nationalgeographic.com/genographic

I just got my DNA test kit in the mail and am sending off my samples tomorrow!

 

[Slow Puffs]

Ian,

I'm not sure if I want to know :shock: ...

My mom and dad said I was born Canuk. That's good enough for me.

Paul

 

[Justpipes]

It certainly is interesting.

It would be fun to follow the research.

 

[Slow Puffs]

My brother did some kind of "family" tree and researched it. He said our family was related to the first person who was convicted and hung in America by a jury of his peers for killing someone in tavern.

I tried to do some of that family tree stuff and I stopped when I discovered relatives arrived from England on a prison ship.

Maybe the DNA would clear up these misconceptions.Then I would feel better about myself.

Paul

 

[Anonymous]

Well I am very happy to be participating. It's a fascinating project

 

[thomas james]

Not sure if I want to volunteer for a dna data base.

 

[Bill D]

I don't think I should do that, I've been a little under the weather lately... I've been battling a Government Implanted Nano-Bot Infestation...

 

[Anonymous]

I don't think I should do that, I've been a little under the weather lately... I've been battling a Government Implanted Nano-Bot Infestation...

I don't know about nano bot's but those are some wicked tampers you make there

 

[Bill D]

Thank you Ian. My inventory on the website is down right now. I just got through the TAPS show, and now I've got to get some ready for Chicago. When that's over I should have the time to post what I have available on the site.

 

[bigfish]

Participating in the Genographic project by National Geographic?

www.nationalgeographic.com/genographic

Now that sounds VERY interesting, but the $99 to do it is a little much, I think.

 

[Bulldog Bruce]

As Bigfish stated, interesting till I saw that C-note for the kit. I hear they have samps. of prior mil. even from way back when I was. Wonder if they could use that. Hey S.Ps. we all(our ancestors) left for a reason. Most of us wern't wanted.

Bd Bruce

 

[Anonymous]

My brother did some kind of "family" tree and researched it. He said our family was related to the first person who was convicted and hung in America by a jury of his peers for killing someone in tavern.

I tried to do some of that family tree stuff and I stopped when I discovered relatives arrived from England on a prison ship.

Maybe the DNA would clear up these misconceptions.Then I would feel better about myself.

Paul

It was probably one of my ancestors that sold him the booze that caused him to do it lol

 

[PipeBrew]

Participating in the Genographic project by National Geographic?

www.nationalgeographic.com/genographic

Now that sounds VERY interesting, but the $99 to do it is a little much, I think.

Agreed. I was thinking more along the lines of free.

 

[thomas james]

What happens if a health insurance company buys Nat Geo?

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080424/ap_on_go_co/genetic_discrimination

Wouldn't they own this information.

May happen as early as 1984.

 

[shootist51]

My brother did some kind of "family" tree and researched it. He said our family was related to the first person who was convicted and hung in America by a jury of his peers for killing someone in tavern.

I tried to do some of that family tree stuff and I stopped when I discovered relatives arrived from England on a prison ship.

Maybe the DNA would clear up these misconceptions.Then I would feel better about myself.

Paul

I think it was Bill Murray who said," Hey We're Americans! Our ForeFathers were thrown out of every DECENT country in the world!"
Matt

 

[scottyb]

I'm a mutt.