ThirdGens on the family tree
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ThirdGens on the family tree
Futile thread of course but I was curious about everyone's opinion where the third-generation exist on the camaro family tree. Just something I mulled over yesterday night laying in the dark before I fell asleep.
I was thinking:
1st gen - Grandfather
2nd gen - Father
3rd gen - Son
4th gen - Baby brother
5th gen - Uncle (grandpa had a son at an old age)
..vice versa for 'birds I'm assuming, except for the obvious exclusion.
I was thinking:
1st gen - Grandfather
2nd gen - Father
3rd gen - Son
4th gen - Baby brother
5th gen - Uncle (grandpa had a son at an old age)
..vice versa for 'birds I'm assuming, except for the obvious exclusion.
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Re: ThirdGens on the family tree
I was thinking:
Age and market value
1st gen - $$$$$
2nd gen - $$$$ - $$$
3rd gen - $
4th gen - $$ - $$$
5th gen - $$$$$
Age and market value
1st gen - $$$$$
2nd gen - $$$$ - $$$
3rd gen - $
4th gen - $$ - $$$
5th gen - $$$$$
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Re: ThirdGens on the family tree
I was thinking:
1st gen - Grandfather
2nd gen - Father
3rd gen - Son
4th gen - Baby brother on steroids
5th gen - Clone of 1st and 4thgen
1st gen - Grandfather
2nd gen - Father
3rd gen - Son
4th gen - Baby brother on steroids
5th gen - Clone of 1st and 4thgen
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Re: ThirdGens on the family tree
..i cant make the connection between the 4th and 5th other than it being it's successor, IF you even want to consider it that..
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Re: ThirdGens on the family tree
For fun I'd put it like
Gen I- Grandfather
Gen II- Father
Gen III- Stepson (for now. Someone had to say it. The model shape is reason why)
Gen IV- Grandfather's illigitimate son ( I mean it nicely. I think of it as the performance genes passed on, but body style makes take a diffrnt lineage path)
Gen V- Petri dish successful laboratory experiment using Grandfather's DNA and splicing it with some hot engineering girl genius DNA from MIT. So new son froom the old man
darn, I gotta get a life
Gen I- Grandfather
Gen II- Father
Gen III- Stepson (for now. Someone had to say it. The model shape is reason why)
Gen IV- Grandfather's illigitimate son ( I mean it nicely. I think of it as the performance genes passed on, but body style makes take a diffrnt lineage path)
Gen V- Petri dish successful laboratory experiment using Grandfather's DNA and splicing it with some hot engineering girl genius DNA from MIT. So new son froom the old man
darn, I gotta get a life
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