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Oh Heck,

That ain't inbreeding.


Geico, now he knows about in-breeding.

 

i've got a cousin, but we dont know which of my uncles she belongs to

 

people don't listen, i say "leave the cornhusker alone", but no, they don't listen. that's alright, someone else is gonna do the talking now(slowly loading 5.62 rounds into mag,click,click,click,click,click,click,click,clic k,click. tap the mag on my head, jam it into ol sally, racking it chambering a round. i slide my hands up her stock, so smooth an comforting, with my thumb move the fire selector off safe to semi,click, no ,burst, click, slowly move her up to my shoulder, chin resting softly on the buttstock, finger softly on the trigger. squeeze she says with anticipation) hahaha , sorry bout that, i get a little carried away when i talk about my rifle. in the desert, she's the only lady you've got .but seriously, inbreeding in nebraska, come on we might be corn fed, but were not sick like that.now virginia, their family tree isn't spred out because it's all snaggled together,lol.

 

Some of the areas around here used to be known for that. One time when I was riding with my Great Grandpa he stoped and pointed at the telephone poll. I asked him what he was pointing at and he said "see that telephone poll, that's the Franklin County family tree, no branches just goes straight up."