What nationality are you?
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Originally Posted by Cyclon36,Aug 17 2005, 08:12 PM
Cool, and I only thought we were only known for the tie, dalmatian dogs, and rakija 
Croatians are pretty rare in georgia, but there is a Croatian picnic twice a year where a few hundred get together. Of course I know NY has Croatian clubs and all so that doesn't compare.
My parents use to live in Astoria back in the 60's and I still have some family around Bayside. Mind me asking your last name?
Croatians are pretty rare in georgia, but there is a Croatian picnic twice a year where a few hundred get together. Of course I know NY has Croatian clubs and all so that doesn't compare.
My parents use to live in Astoria back in the 60's and I still have some family around Bayside. Mind me asking your last name?
I think it is a pretty rare name. I am no relation to Bill and he doesn't come from the same village or anything like that. You know how these little villages are. We would know him and $hit.
And I have spent way too many nights in those smoky Croatian bars in Astoria.
I grew up in an area of Queens, near by, Ridgewood , to be specific.
Man are we whoring this thread or what?
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Originally Posted by SeaDoXPL,Aug 17 2005, 10:38 PM
Rancic, Like Bill Rancic, the guy that won the first season of The Apprentice.
I think it is a pretty rare name. I am no relation to Bill and he doesn't come from the same village or anything like that. You know how these little villages are. We would know him and $hit.
And I have spent way too many nights in those smoky Croatian bars in Astoria.
I grew up in an area of Queens, near by, Ridgewood , to be specific.
Man are we whoring this thread or what?
I think it is a pretty rare name. I am no relation to Bill and he doesn't come from the same village or anything like that. You know how these little villages are. We would know him and $hit.
And I have spent way too many nights in those smoky Croatian bars in Astoria.
I grew up in an area of Queens, near by, Ridgewood , to be specific.
Man are we whoring this thread or what?
BTW, I'm a Pavic. The new york crew kept the spelling, but my family added an H at the end so it doesn't get mispronounced. I don't think my name is as rare. You'll find alot of stuff by typing in "pavich" into a search engine. Anyway, it's always good to run into a fellow Hrvat
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Hungarian/Slovak ethnicity here.
What is with these people that seem to be offended by the question and say things like "American and that's all that matters". I would think people would be proud of their ancestry. I know I am. And I think the thread starter really meant nationality in the ethnic sense, not in the sense of what country of which you are a citizen.
I think that America is a wonderfully diverse place and it would be a shame for people to lose their ethnic heritage. Keep up those traditions folks, it makes you more interesting.
What is with these people that seem to be offended by the question and say things like "American and that's all that matters". I would think people would be proud of their ancestry. I know I am. And I think the thread starter really meant nationality in the ethnic sense, not in the sense of what country of which you are a citizen.
I think that America is a wonderfully diverse place and it would be a shame for people to lose their ethnic heritage. Keep up those traditions folks, it makes you more interesting.
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Originally Posted by F1s2000,Aug 18 2005, 05:55 PM
I'm a reptilian. Any one else from another plant??????????????
However, I can't have been reptilian, as my mom also kept saying, "Dang it Brian, if it were a snake, it woulda bit you."