06 Mar 05
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Originally posted by benkoboyDid the father marry the father's sister, or the "man's" sister? Did the father kill the father's mother, or the "man's" mother?
sorry I meant A man was born before his father married his sister and killed his mother.
The sentence is very unclear.
Here's a possible answer:
The 'father' gets a girl pregnant in 1950. The 'man' is born in 1951. In 1952, the 'father' marries the 'father's' sister (the 'man's' aunt) and kills the 'father's' mother (the man's' grandmother).
06 Mar 05
Originally posted by benkoboyIt might be a candidate for the Jerry Springer show, but what do you mean "how can this be"?
sorry I meant A man was born before his father married his sister and killed his mother.
All that's needed for someone to be born is for both parents to have been alive 9 months beforehand. The father's still alive (in fact he's doing all SORTS of things) and the mother didn't die until the end. There isn't even a problem to solve here.
Want to try again?
07 Mar 05
Originally posted by benkoboyOk, let me see if I have it now:
Sorry for being unclear ill try this again. The Man Married HIS blood sister. Was born before HIS father. And killed HIS mom. But society still considered him normal. They are all in his intermediate family. Sorry for the confusion.
There is a man who was born before his own father was born. This man married his own sister and killed his own mother. His sister, mother and father are all in the man's immediate family. Society considers the man normal. Not all members of society are in the man's immediate family.
Is that it?
07 Mar 05
Originally posted by PeakiteAlmost, The lad was born 'before' or 'in front of ' his dad, who was there at the birth.
The man joined the priesthood - hence marrying his sister.
His mum died during childbirth.
He was born earlier in the year than his dad (albeit a later year).