I don't know what they thought I was there for at the center, but when I went in to get my TWIC card, they took a saliva swab too. I laughed and asked, "you actually keep my dna signature on that?" Person said something like, "I don't have any idea what they keep, I'm just going down the list of biometrics to take."
It's a nice way of saying :
It's funny to me that no realistic or sane person would actually have believed my post was intended as anything other than satire, yet here we have multiple people did in fact take it that way. The irony is that the moderator who deleted the original post did exactly what they accused my original post of.
And you'll still be @Caveman Jim, the fish whisperer. Nothing in those papers will change that.
It'd be McNammac
Every time I see nammac I think of the phrase from Firesign Theatre, "Unhappy macnam!"It'd be McNammac
The guy in my profile picture is my paternal grandfather, born in 1866, and by all accounts someone you didn't want to cross. My dad was born in 1902. I'm getting old.
Yeah, well by having her father do a y-dna test my wife discovered that he was unrelated to anyone with his legal surname. He did match up with a surname of the family that lived next door in about 1840.
My wife's family owned all of what is now Big Fork, MT in about 1870.I have a copy of a Spanish land grant that shows when my mother's family was awarded half
of downtown Monterey Calif. That and $2.00 will get me a cup of coffee almost anywhere.
