I think Alan should be given a pile of white chocolate and a pile of milk chocolate and a pile of dark chocolate and a pile of peanut butter chips (which are only related by marriage) and then assign him 50 or so research projects. That should keep him busy for awhile.
I am an argumentative ass who doesn’t know how to read a genealogy tree.
I chose “cousins” because that’s what the title says >_<
If I’m going to put my foot in my mouth, I’d better put it in all the way.
They’re really step-siblings, since it’s the same set of nuts in both trail mixes.
white chocolate ----- nuts ----- milk chocolate | | | | white choc. tr. mix milk choc. tr. mix(apologies if my HTML gets mangled by the comment sanitizer)
when you make trail mix, you pick out the nuts from a previous batch of trail mix and reuse them?
Picking nuts out of one to put in the other would make one trail mix the parent of the other.
21 people disagree with you.
Yes, it did get mangled. What I meant was that nuts were a parent of both kinds of trail mix.
…and now it’s magically fixed. Thanks, Ronnie!
But the best part is that the white chocolate and milk chocolate can get together, making a might tasty, incestuous swirl.
I prefer d) It’s irrelevant because we all know the chocolate tree is better
I think there should be some incest involved in this family tree. It would be most delicious
I think Alan should be given a pile of white chocolate and a pile of milk chocolate and a pile of dark chocolate and a pile of peanut butter chips (which are only related by marriage) and then assign him 50 or so research projects. That should keep him busy for awhile.
I agree!