Meeks
The One with the Pretty Eyes.
Word, fuck being humble Du!right wit u meeks...
i'm tired of being humble too......
they been testing a nigga lately....
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Dont drank out my drank, foo
right wit u meeks...
i'm tired of being humble too......
they been testing a nigga lately....
bruh.....you JUST murdered like 5 people cuz your wife waved at them
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Dont drank out my drank, foo
I shoulda been in this frame lol
GNS
Kindness To The Enemy Is Cruelty To Our Own People
Herbal Kint
The devil is in the details
I got some of the same dynamics in my family
All 4 of my grandparents were alcoholics and died before I was born. Most of my dad's brothers and sisters were or still are alcoholics too. Most had like 8-9 kids and damn near all the men fought in the war, did time or some combination of both q. Nobody is educated beyond maybe a 10th grade level
Mom's family was more together, but everyone cool died young or moved outta the bay. I've met maybe 3 or 4 family members on her side.
I used to wish I could meet my family... Until I realized how screwed up everyone was.
GNS
Kindness To The Enemy Is Cruelty To Our Own People
Exactly
You african af
Ol babtunde from the
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Dont drank out my drank, foo
pretty much....
you get what you get tho
my dad was doing time thru my whole childhood so I always figured he did some gutta shit like robbery or murder....which is bad but respectable if that makes sense....people come back to the hood as kings for shit like that
grew up and found out he was a rock star and a rapist, fml
my dad is a career alcoholic who has abused every person close to him,
when he died, there were less than 20 ppl at the funeral...it lasted 15 mins
i had to work that day....i couldn't make it.....
when he was like 12 he was so bad they put him in one of those boys homes... when he was 16 his moms died, and his dad refused to to go the boys home to get him for the funeral... said all my father did was cause her pain, he didn't need to go...
so he just hates everyone in his family..... his father, his siblings, cousins, he was like fuck everybody....
and they was like fuck him...
i have no desire to know any of these people.....they reach out every now n then. i inthk a few are friends on facebook,.
but i don't care about them people man.....them niggaz interst me on no level
when he died, there were less than 20 ppl at the funeral...it lasted 15 mins
i had to work that day....i couldn't make it.....
when he was like 12 he was so bad they put him in one of those boys homes... when he was 16 his moms died, and his dad refused to to go the boys home to get him for the funeral... said all my father did was cause her pain, he didn't need to go...
so he just hates everyone in his family..... his father, his siblings, cousins, he was like fuck everybody....
and they was like fuck him...
i have no desire to know any of these people.....they reach out every now n then. i inthk a few are friends on facebook,.
but i don't care about them people man.....them niggaz interst me on no level
Herbal Kint
The devil is in the details
JUDAH
OG
Yeah im the same way. I really wanna know about my pops side because my grandfather didnt know his pops so i can only go back on generation through my paternal lineage and he was given my great grandmothers last name.
But i dont trust these companies enough yo willingly give out my dna.
Zagreus
Literati
Yea bruh. I did mine 12 years ago. It's pretty interesting, it tells you the origin of your chromosomal DNA, on your fathers father side, and mothers mother side.
Keep in mind this makes up a pretty small portion of ones DNA but it's far more specific than tests from any of the other sites, is black focused and doesn't sell your genetic data
konceptjones
The one between three and three.
The government said they wanted to build a DNA database on all US citizens and the country collectively said "FUCK YOU!"
Next thing you know there's 23 and Me, Ancestry DNA, etc...
konceptjones
The one between three and three.
I got a lot of questions that will probably remained unanswered.
My mother's father died before I was born. I don't really know anyone on that side of the family although I'm sure I met some of them when I was a kid.
My father's father also died before I was born. However, I grew up with both of his parents and all of us are named after my great grandfather (grandfather, my pops, me, and my son). I know my great grandfather was originally from the south, but I'm not sure where. He migrated to Saginaw, MI because there were plenty of jobs working in the GM plants. I know there was Native in his bloodline, but he never really spoke about it. My great grandmother also had Native blood and, like my great grandfather, never really spoke much about it but you could see it in both of them. On my mother's side they're all from Texas. I still have a shitload of family in the DFW area that I haven't met and from what I've heard the family is absolutely HUGE. I did grow up seeing my mother's aunt's and uncle though and IIRC, her aunt Bessie is still alive but she gotta be pushing close to 100. Moms did a family tree on that side and I have it around here somewhere, but I know if you go back far enough there's white, Black, and Native sprinkled all through that side of the family. There's enough white in the family that when I was little I actually thought my grandmother WAS white 'cause she was so damned light and had thin lips and all that. One of my sisters had a cousin reach out to her and they've been cool ever since. They came out to Vegas last summer so I've at least met one of our cousins on that side.
My grandmother, my father's mother, was born on the reservation in Yuma, AZ and adopted by a Black family in Saginaw, MI. I haven't met any of her blood family yet, I kept missing her younger brother when he would come to town. My brother made his way to the reservation and met some of the family out that way.
I wouldn't mind finding more of my family, but I ain't finna give up my DNA to do it.
My mother's father died before I was born. I don't really know anyone on that side of the family although I'm sure I met some of them when I was a kid.
My father's father also died before I was born. However, I grew up with both of his parents and all of us are named after my great grandfather (grandfather, my pops, me, and my son). I know my great grandfather was originally from the south, but I'm not sure where. He migrated to Saginaw, MI because there were plenty of jobs working in the GM plants. I know there was Native in his bloodline, but he never really spoke about it. My great grandmother also had Native blood and, like my great grandfather, never really spoke much about it but you could see it in both of them. On my mother's side they're all from Texas. I still have a shitload of family in the DFW area that I haven't met and from what I've heard the family is absolutely HUGE. I did grow up seeing my mother's aunt's and uncle though and IIRC, her aunt Bessie is still alive but she gotta be pushing close to 100. Moms did a family tree on that side and I have it around here somewhere, but I know if you go back far enough there's white, Black, and Native sprinkled all through that side of the family. There's enough white in the family that when I was little I actually thought my grandmother WAS white 'cause she was so damned light and had thin lips and all that. One of my sisters had a cousin reach out to her and they've been cool ever since. They came out to Vegas last summer so I've at least met one of our cousins on that side.
My grandmother, my father's mother, was born on the reservation in Yuma, AZ and adopted by a Black family in Saginaw, MI. I haven't met any of her blood family yet, I kept missing her younger brother when he would come to town. My brother made his way to the reservation and met some of the family out that way.
I wouldn't mind finding more of my family, but I ain't finna give up my DNA to do it.
I did it with my grandma. We got them white folks in our family and Mexican on my mama side down the line. On my daddy side, it’s some white down the line too.