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Austin & Ally 3x14 FULL REACTION (Patreon)

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2025-11-14 04:02:25
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2026-11
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That family tree was so crazy! haha

I had no idea who that player was tho... I hope you guys don't hate me for not knowing him :)

Thank you Raquel for your kind support ♥

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Kyra Brown

nah I'm with you as a kid when I first watched this episode I didn't know who Dwanye Wade was either I was never a basketball fan or a just a sports fan in general 😂 but I can say I always really liked this episode it's very funny and we finally find out Dez's last name which is cool but that being said I really enjoyed the episode as well as your reaction and cannot wait for the next one❤️❤️

Olivia Goldstein

This is such a silly episode! The next ones coming up are the ones I’ve been looking forward for you to see! Can’t wait!!! 😜🥰

Raquelly Reacts

Oh yeah I wasn’t sure who he was either no worries lol That’s crazy! Sports is just exercising combined with a game it’s literally an exercise game how does that have anything to do with sexuality or have anything to do with who you like? 😂 that boggles my mind. If anything it should be encouraged because exercise is a good thing! Anyways this is what I found in regards to family trees with once or twice removed. “Once removed” and “twice removed” describe the difference in generations between two relatives on a family tree. Here’s the simple way to understand it: Basic cousins • First cousins = you share grandparents • Second cousins = you share great-grandparents • Third cousins = you share great-great-grandparents (And so on…) These are all same-generation relationships. What “removed” means “Removed” = difference in generations between two cousins. • Once removed → 1 generation apart • Twice removed → 2 generations apart • Three times removed → 3 generations apart …etc. Examples 1. First cousin once removed Two ways this can happen: • Your parent’s first cousin, or • Your first cousin’s child You are one generation apart, so “once removed.” 2. Second cousin twice removed Possible if: • You are the grandchild of someone’s second cousin, or • They are the grandchild of your second cousin Two-generation gap → “twice removed.” Visual analogy Think of “cousin level” (first, second, third…) as going sideways on a family tree. “Removed” means going up or down between generations.