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Thank you, I will keep this in mind for the future, I am editing other great dashcams that we recorded on our way down fron Nordkapp to Stavanger, Norway, so be on the lookout.

You are right. I am still to edit and upload a better quality of this trip…and I will when I get the time. In the meantime, you can also already check my older Dashcams from a year or two ago to Trondheim which also includes the drive through the city proper.

I might do that, thanks for replying :-)@@melanatedbantu_msafiri

I love this part of Italy and we always make a quick October holiday each year near or around the area. This part of Italy including the South Tirol region are so lovely, I don‘t think I will ever get tired of revisiting them over and over again in the years to come. Each time there is always a new thing to see. Next time we are around there I will definitely look up that school and learn a little bit more about your family history.

Wow, thank you!

#whatsahooker? 🤣🤣

I beleive my family is also highly mixed with Somalis/people from North.-Eastern Kenya

Aurobahn is a highway in Geermany, Some parts of the Autobahn don't have a speed limit so you can drive really fast. But, many highways in Germany experience high traffic which can drastically slow the flow of traffice. Also, there are always constructions on the highway going oin, which obviously affecrs how fast you can drive.

I hope he ocould complete the project. It's taking so long.

All the characters were great , if you know about German culture you would enjoy it more . In my opinion all of them were great , and it was the greatest comedy show ever produced by I.T.N. . ❤

@@humayunkabir9279 I'm agree with you.. All the characters are at their best.. Every episode have their own storyline each character... I still remember Anna Schmidt episode where her friend from east Germany have to marry English man to stay in the Britain.. It's funny though

The best comedy ever I watch. Never get bored by watching so many times. Become so sad when I think most of them passed away

@@humayunkabir9279what is the German culture that is portrayed here? I want to know more.

She was spot-on as a boring German. They are perceived to be boring. I thought she complemented the others very well.

I know, but when I was growing up, my age mates were using it to insult me indirectly because I looked different. They thought I must be Somali.

Will think about it. I still value my privacy.

Probably you misunderstood me. I am not Nilotic. I am Bantu 100%.

@@melanatedbantu_msafiri Oh okay, I thought you were Luo.

23andme is better

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@@melanatedbantu_msafiri How? Did you scroll down below the percentage of costumers? (Next to the percent of the percent of neanderthal you have)

I think it is noise in the DNA: I live in Europe, so my DNA might have gotten contaminated.

From Kenya (East Africa). I have sadly no family connections in Nigeria, though visiting Nigeria is on my bucket list. I love Jamaica. One of my best friend is Jamaican😄.

E-p252 origin is East Africa 41,700-49,400 years BP through migration there descendants E-P177 Descendant E-V38, E-M215 end up in Nigeria and then Jamica and USA via slaver trade.

@@Blackgirlproblems2022 But is the haplogroup frequent in the Igbo or any other tribe?

I have the same haplogroup im from the U.S.

@@reisanderson9069 I think it more common in Yoruba people

Kenyan Luo are linguistically Nilotic, but they are majority Bantu paternaI descent (66%). And their DNA composition it usually very similar to surrounding Bantu. It's weird that they being a smaller group was able to culturally assimilate the larger population of Bantu. You would think it would be the other way around.

@@crescendyr8438 It's because the Luos who conqured Uganda were not just a migrant but an elite military group known and feared even by the ancient Greeks and Romans. They came down to establish a colony and deny or remove the Swahili Muslim or the Omani of the Coast and Yemeni from Uganda lost kingdoms. Ethiopians or Abbysian also sent its own Calvary of Tutsi to capture the territory of Shenzi...long story short, Luos eventually captured the area, made all agricultural farmlands pay protectorate tributes to them...Tutsi, Maasai, Kalenjins and Luos all fought over control of this region, but Luos beat them all. Then in 1800 Europeans for the first time ever, went deep inside into Africa from the oceanlines and took ove the farmlands and mineral rich areas, conquered the area that was still under conflicts by black African colonialists, then established its own colony.... Its a long story!