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MrPedantic  +  656592 Wed, 28 Jan 09 10:36 PM
I'm not sure that works; if Charles is #2's cousin, and #2 is #1's cousin, how can the relationship of Charles to #2 be the same as the relationship of #1 to #2's son?
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Anonymous, 259 days ago

step cousins

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Anonymous, 240 days ago

i thnk it all goes back to adam and eve with the whole relation thing.

Anonymous, 117 days ago
Charles is the 2nd man's son
Anonymous, 115 days ago

thts hard i thought charles and the man were brothers but nope they are not i have no idea good luck with tht 1

Anonymous, 42 days ago
Charles is the the narrator's father and charles is the narrator's son.
I've heard this riddle before in a more simple format.
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