Huh? In what way aren’t they part of your bloodline? Unless you’re talking about uncles that are married into the family, but otherwise they’re literally blood relatives.
I can’t find any definition that says that. Where are you finding that definition. Bloodline is relatives by blood, uncles are relatives by blood, hence why uncles could gain the throne in any bloodline inheritance society.
"all the members of a family group of people or animals over a period of time, especially when considering their shared family characteristics: " - cambridge
"(usually of animals) the line of descent; pedigree; strain." (what you're talking about, but you're reading it the wrong direction) or " all the members of a family group over generations, esp regarding characteristics common to that group; pedigree" - dictionary.com
"A person's bloodline is their ancestors over many generations, and the characteristics they are believed to have inherited from these ancestors. You can also use bloodline to refer to the ancestors of animals such as racehorses." - Collins
"the descendants of one individual; "his entire lineage has been warriors"" - WordNet 3.0
The problem here comes from the fact that you are reading your definition and going upwards, rather than starting at the top and going downwards. Line of descent goes downwards. It's literally in the definition you gave. So even your parents aren't in your line of descent, because that's going up. But if you are talking about a bloodline from your grandparents then yes, you and your uncle are in that bloodline. cause that's what line of descent is.
so no.. "Bloodline is the blood in you, mother and father, and their mothers and fathers, all the way back. Unc ain’t in your blood." is incorrect. If you are counting mother and father and their mothers and fathers all the way back then yes, your uncles and aunts are in that bloodline.
TIL, double checked an it’s true. I never would have thought it had to be a direct line. My uncle has more of a DNA match to me than my great great grandparents. Weird word.
they're using it wrong. They're going upwards with it when bloodline is a line of descent. So your parents are not in your bloodline, but of course that's not what we were talking about since they directly said "Bloodline is the blood in you, mother and father, and their mothers and fathers, all the way back. Unc ain’t in your blood." Since they're including grandparents to infinity, your uncles and aunts are in that bloodline. You can read my comment for more..
Uncles aren't in your blood line, but maybe he knows something about your Grandpa
He might be dropping two new pieces of information.
His uncle jacked off in an Arby’s, and his mom scraped it up off the ground.
Uncle had a goonsesh in Arby's with OOP's dad
Are they not??! In my country an uncle or aunt is your parents brothers or sisters
Your bloodline is your ancestors and descendants. Aunts and Uncles are blood relatives, but not on your bloodline.
Generally not bloodline. I have a few friends who donated embryos to their siblings, but they are more outlier than norm.
Huh? In what way aren’t they part of your bloodline? Unless you’re talking about uncles that are married into the family, but otherwise they’re literally blood relatives.
Bloodline is the blood in you, mother and father, and their mothers and fathers, all the way back. Unc ain’t in your blood.
maybe not in your family tree...
I can’t find any definition that says that. Where are you finding that definition. Bloodline is relatives by blood, uncles are relatives by blood, hence why uncles could gain the throne in any bloodline inheritance society.
A bloodline is a direct line of descent or pedigree, representing a sequence of ancestors from which a person or animal inherits characteristics.
There I took 30 seconds to find the actual definition.
"all the members of a family group of people or animals over a period of time, especially when considering their shared family characteristics: " - cambridge
"(usually of animals) the line of descent; pedigree; strain." (what you're talking about, but you're reading it the wrong direction) or " all the members of a family group over generations, esp regarding characteristics common to that group; pedigree" - dictionary.com
"A person's bloodline is their ancestors over many generations, and the characteristics they are believed to have inherited from these ancestors. You can also use bloodline to refer to the ancestors of animals such as racehorses." - Collins
"1. (usu. of animals) the line of descent; pedigree; strain." "2. ancestry; family." - Random House Kernerman Webster's College Dictionary
"One's ancestors or their character or one's ancestral derivation:" - The American Heritage® Roget's Thesaurus
"the descendants of one individual; "his entire lineage has been warriors"" - WordNet 3.0
The problem here comes from the fact that you are reading your definition and going upwards, rather than starting at the top and going downwards. Line of descent goes downwards. It's literally in the definition you gave. So even your parents aren't in your line of descent, because that's going up. But if you are talking about a bloodline from your grandparents then yes, you and your uncle are in that bloodline. cause that's what line of descent is.
so no.. "Bloodline is the blood in you, mother and father, and their mothers and fathers, all the way back. Unc ain’t in your blood." is incorrect. If you are counting mother and father and their mothers and fathers all the way back then yes, your uncles and aunts are in that bloodline.
I agree, you and your uncle are in grandpas bloodline. But uncle is not in YOUR bloodline, and grandpa wasn’t in the OP discussion.
TIL, double checked an it’s true. I never would have thought it had to be a direct line. My uncle has more of a DNA match to me than my great great grandparents. Weird word.
they're using it wrong. They're going upwards with it when bloodline is a line of descent. So your parents are not in your bloodline, but of course that's not what we were talking about since they directly said "Bloodline is the blood in you, mother and father, and their mothers and fathers, all the way back. Unc ain’t in your blood." Since they're including grandparents to infinity, your uncles and aunts are in that bloodline. You can read my comment for more..
Good point!
Both you and your uncle are in your Grandpas bloodline.
this relation is not symmetrical
True, but colloquially your grandparents bloodline is still (one of) your bloodline(s). So you share a bloodline with your uncles and aunts.
Maybe his uncle is his bio dad
I mean, how did you think the Horsey Sauce was made?
Jacking off horses?
It is horsey sauce, not employee sauce.
what happens when they employ horses?
Probably this
You're not the first, and you weren't the last.
Only because im the end of my bloodline
Sounds like your uncle has a secret about your parents!
Dining room or back of house?
Probably some lame technicality like doing it in the bathroom.
Directly onto the chicken patties.
🤘🏻
But, did he ever get busy in a Burger King bathroom?