It May Sound Ludicrous
But It's True
I once befriended a couple,
who had the same aunt and uncle.
They weren't bro and sister,
but Missus and Mister.
Now figure it out if you're able.
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Cathy holmes
Canadian family girl with a recently discovered love for writing. Other loves include animals and sports.
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I can't! Is the answer in the comments 😁
witty
Were they kissing cousins?
Wonderful & clever riddle. I, too, had guessed cousins (which certainly would have been possible), but yours was better. I'm guessing the life story of this family is quite interesting. Congrats!
um... step bro - step sis 😅 I'm still thinking...
Very cool, I have to give this one some thinking.
forgot to come back to say congrats on TS!
Haha uh oh! Um, cousins perhaps? Fun little riddle!
they were cousins
I feel like this would have to do with one's family having one generation older than the other. Generational gaps tend to occur frequently, especially if one family tends to have kids like every when they reach 18-24 years of age versus some that have them at 24-35 years of age. Different biological clocks for different folks. Well, I just checked for an answer, and found what J.R. posted. Makes sense. Heck, I had a cousin on my mom's side of the family that wanted to date a cousin on my dad's side of the family. Would've made sense since none of them shared blood relatives previously. Also, being the biracial family out of the two, it makes it pretty easy to put two-and-two together too.
Hey Hey there Awesome and Creative✨ Congratulations on your Top Story❤️❤️🎉
Such a playful riddle in limerick form!
Well done Cathy! I admit to scrolling down for the answer 😅. Congratulations on your Top Story!
This is fun, with effective wording and a style you pull off so effortlessly. I'm glad someone guessed it, otherwise I would've been scratching my head all week! Thank you for sharing :)
Congratulations on Top Story, cute riddle!
BTW, Congratulations, Cathy, on your Top Story!!!
Maybe they are double first cousins. Cousins sometimes marry...more so in bygone days.
Love it, now I need. Yo work my brain to solve your riddle. Congratulations
Congratulations on top story!!!
Loved this!!! Oh so clever and lots of fun! Congratulations on Top Story, my friend :)
Excellent work. Congratulations for the top story.
Congratulations on your Top Story
Well vocal have stated implicitly that you don't need to follow their rules, so go for it. Well done
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What a funny little Limerick. Really well done as always!