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"If your family tree has no branches, you probably are a redneck or a coconut."

EDIT: I know, take it to the jokes forum, Spanky!
(Sorry Jeff, just in case you had already said it.)

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@mwmiller said
"If your family tree has no branches, you probably are a redneck or a coconut."

EDIT: I know, take it to the jokes forum, Spanky!
(Sorry Jeff, just in case you had already said it.)
We dont have a family tree its a grape vine.

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@david-burton said
We dont have a family tree its a grape vine.
LOL....10,000 comedians out of work and you have to be one. 🙂

-VR

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@david-burton said
We dont have a family tree its a grape vine.
After visualising your grape vine family tree I actually misread Rusty’s post as
LOL....10,000 condoms

I am rather tired mind 😂

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@fmf said
What's the most distant relative that you are in contact with?
The one who lives in Australia.

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@david-burton said
We dont have a family tree its a grape vine.
So you're all alcoholics? 🤣

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@drewnogal said
After visualising your grape vine family tree I actually misread Rusty’s post as
LOL....10,000 condoms

I am rather tired mind 😂
LOL@ drewno, or your mind is in the gutter my dear! 🙂

I did give you a Green Thumb for that one though!!! 🙂

-VR

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@Very-Rusty
Thank you 🙂

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@a-unique-nickname said
The one who lives in Australia.
What I had in mind was "distant" in the sense of the branches and twigs of the family tree rather than geographically speaking, as mildly funny as your deliberate misunderstanding may be.

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I’m almost half British, then some Wales, Scottish and Ireland in your area.

True Story.

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@mike69 said
I’m almost half British, then some Wales, Scottish and Ireland in your area.

True Story.
Are you making a distinction between "British", on one hand, and "Welsh" and "Scottish", on the other?

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@fmf said
Are you making a distinction between "British", on one hand, and "Welsh" and "Scottish", on the other?
Too many Americans think England is Britain.

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My mother's 2 brothers served in Vietnam. They both died of cancer, as did all their siblings. None of my cousins reached 40. Some of their children have also passed from leukaemia.
Thanks for the service.
Edit. I have 2 first fleeters in my heretige. One has a land mark in his name. He drove oxen carts in Sydney .

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@fmf said
Are you making a distinction between "British", on one hand, and "Welsh" and "Scottish", on the other?
I’m speaking of the distinction ancestry made.

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@suzianne said
Too many Americans think England is Britain.
Along with many thinking they have all the answers.