If a person from Iceland marries a person from Cuba, will their children be Ice Cubes?
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Heron,\n\nYou are not only "punny", but also, very humorous; however, I am not sure if shall you be serious in the asking of this question because, it is not posted in the joke-section.  \n\nMy opinion is that, the true beauty of humanity is in the mixture, not in the singularity.  In other words, those of more than one blood-lineages can possess not only physical unique beauty, but also inherit more than one cultural knowledges.\n\nPeace.
489969
I hope not.\n\nIt's all so absurd.\n\nMy family, from Norway, Germany and Mexico all came here legally.
602982
They can get married in Massachusetts. They can have civil unions in Connecticut and Vermont. I'm not sure where else they can marry though.
974755
Oh my... Iceland is called Ice-land because when Hrafna-Flóki, the man who named it, walked up some mountain he saw sea ice in the bay below. Not because the country was covered with ice. We have glaciers but it doesn't cover the land like in Greenland. I don't know why Greenland is called that, but I know that it barely snows in Iceland. We have to use machines that make snow so we can ski. It gets cold, but it's not like living in a freezer. You shouldn't judge the book by its cover.
220411
Go to Mexico and to the Cuban Embassy.  Try Canada if it is nearer.
750863
i think they ll marry..
191260
She needs a sponsor and list of assets in Mexico (for a tourist visa), to marry a US Citizen (or be a fiance), or to apply for a student visa and go to school. For her to get a fiance visa she would need to go back to Mexico and apply from there, if you marry and apply here she will need to go back to Mexico for about 6 mos awaiting her visa. I am not sure about the kids though. I would not suggest that you marry her if you dont love her though. It could make things worse for you later. ex: your girlfriend finds out you are married, she may not take it well.  Any way that you decide, I wish you luck!
668099
It depends on whose genes are stronger. But usually, their kids would look like a mixture of both parents.
8382
get married to someone in USA :p
912126
ice T\nor ice cube\n\ngotta be
1174122
I'm an American of Irish decent, married to a American of German decent. It made my family so angry when I married outside my species that they all got piss drunk and beat me up. And then, they sentenced me to..........."The Wearin' of the Green Shoes"! So now, if I return to Ireland, I'll be marked for assassination by both Protestants and Catholics alike.  ;-)
1085288
Ólafur Ragnar Grímsson is the President of Iceland and his wife, Dorrit Moussaieff, is from Jerusalem.
1064605
Anchor babies are citizens and are treated as so. The parents aren't being deported so be realistic. The laws that are past aren't going to reap apart families.
292706
nah, don't think that will happen. America will always have different nationalities, religions, or whatever.
702567
No! Unless either of your parents was born in Ireland.
457976
romadgo..utter rubbish!...Nothing wrong in common law marriages, I do not live in the US, I am pagan and as a pagan I got 'wed' we had a handfastening ceremony.  Just because its not recognised by law doesnt mean it doesnt work.  Many of my friends live with their life partner, and have kids. A piece of paper doesnt keep you together, love does
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It can as long as you are both willing to accept and respect eachothers religious beliefs and traditions. It could get tricky once children come into the picture though.