>"I'm Irish"
>"cool, what part are you from?"
>"no I was born here"
why the fuck do people do this? Why is everyone afraid of just saying they're American and have to rely on their parents or ancestors to make them sound unique?
"I'm Irish"
David Carter
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Colton Baker
IQ bellow 70 ussually.
That's inherited and can only be changes through purge.
Logan Gonzalez
everybody wanna be a nigga but nobody wanna be a nigga
Jackson Phillips
You're because you don't have pure Irish genes
Mason Cooper
mad
Thomas Gutierrez
probably just a remnant from when irish communities were quite separate from other american communities
Thomas Hughes
That's Ringo.
Hunter Nguyen
>have to rely on their parents or ancestors to make them sound unique
Americans love doing that. They always identify as Irish or Scottish. Kek.
Landon Ross
they do. it's fucking annoying. The only time I go deep into my ancestry is when people ask, other than that I just tell them I'm American.
Asher Perry
Chase Lee
whoops wrong thread
Jaxon Carter
youtube.com
>"""Irish"""" Americans
Eli Robinson
>the comments
Adam Barnes
el terror de la profunda...
Ian Perez
>where are you from
>here
>no, but where are your parents parents from
>ireland
this happens infinitely more often than the op's post
Julian Ross
He was probably talking about his ethnicity, but you thought he meant it's his nationality.
Aaron Hill
Irish-Americans and Italian-Americans are the worst heritage fags.
James Bailey
Gay. This is better.
>youtube.com
Thomas Jackson
>no, but where are your parents parents from
Why would that ever come up?
Aiden Kelly
Nowadays heritage fags are 4th and 5th gen.
>Where are your parents from?
>Illinois
Where are their parents from
>Ohio, Missouri, and Illinois
Where are their parents from?
>Ohio, Missouri, Kentuckey, New York, Illinois, and Wisconsin
>Where are their parents from?
>All over Europe
Gavin Watson
top kek
Robert Green
OHNONONONO