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Bozo Erectus
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Why do I suddenly feel like Im being interviewed by Ali G? 
Catharsis
catch u on the flip scythe
Well, not a blood relation, obviously.
As for the name, I've no idea.
As for the name, I've no idea.
Shadylookin
master debater
you could have just said your uncle's nephew.
and no you're not related or at least there is no name for such a relation. At best perhaps you could call yourselves in-laws, but that term is usually only used for mother, father, brother, and sister in-laws and not for cousins-in-laws(if this term is even legitimate).
and no you're not related or at least there is no name for such a relation. At best perhaps you could call yourselves in-laws, but that term is usually only used for mother, father, brother, and sister in-laws and not for cousins-in-laws(if this term is even legitimate).
Shadylookin
master debater
aunt's and uncles are not referred to as in-laws even if it is only through marriage
GoldEagle
Deity of All Drummers
Your uncle's nephew is the closest thing I can come up with. It's not contradictory if you use it to mean your uncle's nephew on the other side of the family.
yes but thats not as fun
. Uncles nephew seems the most fitting. But still i little confusing as that could be me lol.
AL_DA_GREAT
amour absinthe révolution
Do like me! I just call them some old relative. I call people like these relatives only if they have done something to be proud of.
ybbor
Will not change his avata
perhaps a cousin once removed?
You're not blood related. You are related to the sister of your mother (your aunt). He is related to his father's brother (the husband) (his uncle).I was wondering, im mates with this person from college and recently found out he, try to follow this lol, my mums sisters husbands brothers son. so does this make us related? if so what is it called? second cousins?
What it does mean though is that any children of your aunt and his uncle will be blood related to both of you. On average sharing 1/8th of their genes with you (and also on average 1/8th with your friend). If this happened then these children will be your first cousins and also your friend's first cousins, but you and your friend are not related.
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