Say you have 2 sets of siblings that come from 2 different bloodlines: 2 brothers for the 1st set(have bloodline A) and 2 sisters for the second set(have bloodline B). In the first set the brothers' names are Max and Kent , in the second set the sisters' names are Sue and Maggie. Each set are full brothers and sisters and have the same bloodlines for each family(family A and family B).
Max marries Maggie and Sue marries Kent. They each have kids.
Because the kids don't have any differentces in there blood mixing(A+B) and have the same family on each side--unlike the usual set of cousins, which would normaly share one side but not the other--does that mean that they are very close to siblings? would it be closer to siblings if both sets of parrents were identical twins?
2007-05-08
15:16:17
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Peter L
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