I can't be bothered; I like the rest of you am a member of the same species Homo sapiens sapiens.

My husband and I did it. Came out as we expected... both of us have different percentages of Great Britain, French/Germanic and a small percent of mixes within Eastern Europe. I was really hoping to have some African because my father has always been a racist bigot and I am just mean enough that it would have been nice to throw it in his face... but alas and alack, no such luck. LOL

100% European, Italian and Slavic

I don't trust putting my DNA in the mail. I also don't think my cultural of nationalistic background defines who or what I am

I've done it and it helped me finally get resolution to my dad's family history. He was in my life until he died and was married to my mom and everything, he just didn't talk about his family much. I'm 53% Scandanavien, 16% Irish, 16% Iberian Pen. (not sure if Spanish or Portuguese), 5% British, 5% Russian, 4% Southern European (Greek/Italian), and <1% Middle Eastern. I've managed to track my family's history on his side to about 1500s I think (might be 1600s). It's given me some closure to stuff. I've never heard of haplogroups that's interesting.

Yes, I've had it done and find it both interesting and informative.. The matches with haplogroups and the percentages of the match give a pretty clear picture of when and where crossing of groups occurred. Both for that information and for inherited disease tendencies, it is definitely worh it.

Haven't done it, but I'm fascinated by genetics and history. Would not make any difference to how Identify now, because that is cultural. Genetic history is just that,a history.

Had mine done---99.9% European.

One of my uncles had it done. Part of it said that he is 4% neanderthal, so I also like to think that I am as well.

No, not done that, but have a reasonably good idea of my genealogy already.

My haplogroups are:

Maternal: H1

Paternal: R - L47