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rofl classic thread
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im related to the pope
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I'm italian, curious to see if it gives me the same result.
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That is much more believeable than a "past lives" report...
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Don't let it get to your head.... LOL
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50 Royal Relatives
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Hummm I don't think it should get to your head. At the end of the day you are only who YOU are and nothing else.
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Very interesting Ray!
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Weird coincidence is that I have collected Roman artifacts for years and have a HUGE collection of coins, rings, jewelry, military medals, lamps, vases, and small statues through a personal connection in Turkey. Strange indeed.:upsidedown |
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Julius Ceasar may be your great grand pop, but not because of Ancestry.com
60 generations having 2 kids each means 2^60 people are also descendants of Ceasar, and everyone else alive 2000 years ago. 2^60 = 1,000,000,000,000,000,000 people There's only 7,000,000,000 population, so practically everyone is a descendant of Julius Ceasar. Unless you're living in a remote pygmy village then yes you are the descendant of J. C. |
What a nonsense.
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The thing I cannot get my head around is that I can be related by blood to both Julius Caesar AND Constantine the great, and yet Constantine the Great was not blood related to Julius Caesar...The Professor explained it to me and it made sense but it's all so confusing.:upsidedow |
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And lets not forget that there is a split in the tree there...Arrius Antonius Piso's mother was the great Grandaughter of King Herrod the Great! So I am Jewish also... http://ceovoice.com/jw.jpg
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Probability theory tells us, however, that if Jesus had any children, his biological line would almost certainly have either died out after relatively few generations, or else would have grown exponentially so that many millions of people alive today would be direct descendants of Jesus. Of course, this is not a special trait of Jesus' descendants. If Julius Caesar's children and their descendants had not died out, then many millions of people alive today could claim themselves Caesar's descendants. The same can be said of the evil Caligula and of countless anonymous people living 2000 years ago. It is not impossible to have just a few descendants after 2000 years, but the likelihood is less than minuscule. The research behind these conclusions, growing out of a subdiscipline of probability theory known as branching theory, is part of the work of Joseph Chang, a Yale statistician, and Steve Olson, author of "Mapping Human History: Genes, Race, and Our Common Origins." Going back another millennium, we can state something even more astonishing. If anyone alive in 1000 B.C. has any present day descendants, then we would all be among them. That is, we are descended from all the Europeans, Asians, Africans and others who lived 3,000 years ago and have descendants living today. Consider the implications for future generations. If you have children and if your biological line doesn't die out, then every human being on earth 2,000 or 3,000 years from now would be your direct descendant. http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/sto...2019650&page=1 |
i guess this makes up for mobbucks!
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I guess I would be pissed if I were you Ray, having been cut out of the will and all... :1orglaugh
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3167/...64e3e99681.jpg Maybe you can have a t-shirt printed that says, "I'm a descendant of Julius Caeser, but all I got was this stupid shirt". ADG |
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So you are related to Thomas Clark interesting.. He was a CIA man you know.
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i bet if you someone else looked up their family tree, the exact same shit would show up.
http://www.google.ca/#hl=en&source=h...9b471408e2eb77 |
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careful with that knife brutus!!!
cool beans...i imagine a lot of people have ties that go back that far what was the worlds population then? very few blood lines make it to the future |
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Read here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caesar_(title) Caesar (plural Caesars; Latin: Caesar, plural: Caesares) is a title of imperial character. It derives from the cognomen of Julius Caesar, the Roman dictator. The change from being a familial name to an imperial title can be loosely dated to AD 68/69, the so-called "Year of the Four Emperors". |
Every mother with a C section scar is going to punch you, hehe.
Interesting family tree, congrats. |
you're italian, why not throw christopher columbus in there too? well, i guess bragging about something like this isnt as lame as pretending like you're in the mafia.
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