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not only no, but helllll no. its bad enough these pricks have my fingerprints from the military. people that do this are naive as hell.

naieve as hell you say?

i agree. but we're passed all of that.

drivers license, phone numbers, water bills, gas bills. tax bills.

i just hate it when the prospect of a GI jeep, w/MP's drive up in the yard.

what about federal and state taxes? they have SS #'s, and phone numbers.

we're all pretty much in the federal/global inventory of humans alive on earth.

we could go on: are we into paying taxes: should they be higher or lower tax rates.

Do you think if you did it twice you would get the same results?

i participated in the nat geo dna test years ago, ancestry said somewhat the same thing. interesting enough it had one small area in slovakia earmarked, where my grandmother came from.
it did give me a list of people ranked by how close our dna was together.
i just went through it again after reading this thread, reconized people on the list i knew were relatives, but have never met. it can be pretty accurate i think.
as to the gooberment, i am on so many lists now i think i could fahrt outside the house and it would show up on some data screen.

It goes along with the bow tie

A few data points are worthless, millions of data points are priceless.

Family legend is that we have a Cherokee Indian in the mix. My brother turned up unverifiable evidence that it MIGHT have been Freedman Cherokee, an entirely different thing. A DNA test showed zero % of either.

Never have, and never will.

You get it.

Sending DNA samples to strangers. What could go wrong?

Just ask Equifax. Your data will be safe.

Rockahontas, Brother is that you?

Schit! you should have just asked the fire, I'm sure they would have told you that for free!

Why don't you ejaculate in a bottle and send off to them multiple times? It'll keep you occupied, and lessen your chances of reproducing.

Didn't I read where one of those DNA companies was recently purchased by one of the insurance companies?
Probably nothing to be concerned about if they did . . .

Not sure why an insurance company would want that info ... I mean ...

You're kinda obligated to vote for Elizabeth Walking Bird then.

No f**king way I'll do it. It worries me when I go twice a year to have blood work done for cholesterol they are sending some off for a database somewhere. But I'm not doing it voluntarily. I would bet every baby born for the past 10-15 years has had their DNA taken, under the guise of the blood type test.

[quote=WayneShaw I would bet every baby born for the past 10-15 years has had their DNA taken, under the guise of the blood type test.[/quote]

Excellent point. My birth certificate used feet prints. It's not a stretch to think those new blood samples are stored somewhere too. Probably something "giving permission" is buried in the fine print when you are admitted into the hospital.