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Old 10-28-2003, 01:26 PM
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Tenants in Common

What is the name of your state? Pennsylvania
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I've heard of that
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Yes, there is such a thing as "Tenants in Common." It usually occurs in Kentucky, Tennessee and Arkansas when an Uncle and Niece, or a brother and sister, live together. Then, it's REALLY "tenants in common"!

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Yes, there is such a thing as "Tenants in Common." It usually occurs in Kentucky, Tennessee and Arkansas when an Uncle and Niece, or a brother and sister, live together. Then, it's REALLY "tenants in common"!

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**A: do they share outhouses in those states where in-laws could be outlaws?
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Yes

There is a two holer behind my trailer in Arkansas
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I was serious.

When we bought our land here there was an old outhouse left on the property with two holes. I am still pondering was this for two persons at once or one hole for each function.
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I was serious.

When we bought our land here there was an old outhouse left on the property with two holes. I am still pondering was this for two persons at once or one hole for each function.
**A: get wid da pogram. It was da early men and womens facilities.
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co-ed outhouse?
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Yes, thus the term tenants in common.
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