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¿Question #4960?
Randy Cox: If your great-aunt married her cousin, are her grandchildren your second cousins or your third cousins?

Jrtolf: Second.
notjux: Who cares, still hot. Great question.
Woelf: Nootnerb
Felimid: If she married her first cousin, her grandkids are your third cousins. If she married her second cousin, her grandkids are your fourth cousins. And so on.
clawlan: incest
CSchlobach: Third
ngajoe: Yes.
gobion: Who cares?
Harkonnen13: The folks in Alabama would no better than me.
DKahnt: second
Impr3ssion: ewww
TMuscle: Fourth.
Elf__Man: don't have this issue to worry about, thank goodness
Benzebub: Got me. I couldn't even figure this out on paper.
DHEK: Dunno. I don't think it's either, though. Maybe it's one of those "twice / thrice removed" things.
Chad Jensen: They're infidels. Smite them!
Nonamnon: Are you from Idaho?
Agyar900: Mutants
bigbadsteve: i dunno, we usually marry outside the family
Dweeb: Second cousins. See http://genealogy.about.com/library/nrelationshipchart.htm
Cromaa: Who cares as long as they bring me birthday presents
sdonohue: Sorry, I've never lived in a trailer...
BLSchoose: Are you from Alabama or Mississippi?
Bahamut-X: third
brainrob: They would be inbred retards and I would disown them.
skrebs: I can still marry Stacy Jo, right?
POvidiusNaso: third? I dunno.
Cavedog_pdx: Who keeps count after first cousins? I mean as long as it's legal is it anyone else's business?
MochaKimono: Regular cousins.
Gecko23: They're second cousins, but creepy ones.
Dorque: I already have three, so they'd be the fouth cousin and fifth cousin.
Tushratta: Second cousins.
skelebone: Third cousins. One of my parents is first-cousins with her children, second cousins with her grandchildren, and I'm third cousins with the grand-children. I think that's how that works.
Lord_Prussian: I don't think so
Dave: Randy, is this a question or a quiz?
chaddyboy_2000: Third, I guess?
djlg: Don't know. Does it matter?
jttm: Ok
sos1: Yes
puffinge: How about a question that applies outside the state of South Carolina?
CDRodeffer: I'd say second, but it's sad to see a family tree with no branches.