Anybody ever buy a DNA/Ancestry test to discover your true background?
 

https://genographic.nationalgeographic.com/

Might drop $200 on this to know my actual heritage broken down in %s

Anybody ever do this or something very similar?

Yes - the results were 100% conclusive.

I am a direct descendant of God.

Due to an upsell on the website, I have just hired an attorney to go looking for back child support in the form of tsunamis, volcanic eruptions, locust swarms and Sundays off for the rest of my life.

http://www.gotbaddog.com/search-ange...es-mother-son/

A GFY member

Buddy of mine is adopted and has always been interested.

He just did this and was happy with the process and results.

Nope not for $200 bucks

What an amazing story. I remember you posted this before.

They told me I was related to Lawrence Connor


I made a chargeback.....

Zing! :pimp

Not sure if I posted it here or just Fbook and CNN . . . . for the record, Tim's test cost $99

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I did one for my dog a few years ago and the results were hilarious compared to how she looks.

http://www1.picturepush.com/photo/a/...LOL-WUT.jpg?v0

Yes. Weird to see a thread about it, as i just got the results yesterday. Was only $99 tho.
http://dna.ancestry.com/

Let me guess....

You've got a Great Dane, her ancestors were a poodle and a porcupine?

Me too

http://www.gotbuddy.com/dna-test-for-dogs/

http://www.gotbuddy.com/buddy-dna.pdf

http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/4774/mdnf.jpg

St. Bernard, Plus ??.

http://img18.imageshack.us/img18/5049/btk2.jpg

Keeshond, Equals ??...

http://img12.imageshack.us/img12/2439/ruuo.jpg

My Mutt ??. :1orglaugh


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I can see some Keeshond in the tail.

And some St. Bernard's are mostly red/brown but I think there were a whole bunch of unknown branches on her family tree.

I found her along an interstate in Louisiana and was always curious.


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:thumbsup :1orglaugh

Oh right cool! It's an interesting thing to find out. I might try it one day myself, might be interesting to know. Someone did do a family tree before, but I don't know who has the info still (if anybody).

Its not as specific as percentages. It will show you the flight path of your DNA in reverse. In general terms... it's broad strokes, not details. Still very interesting.

What a wonderful find! Congratulations to Tim on finding his long lost family.

touching .........:thumbsup