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Identical twins
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22-01-2011 7:40pm#1
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Pherekydes wrote: »They don't have to be. I know identical twins with different dates of birth.
Yes I remember something about a gay couple who had two sons, one a few years older than the other, but they were actually twins. This was all because the surrogate mother had been impregnated with the same stuff but a just few years later. I am way too tired to use technical terms
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you must be pretty short, so.
This must mean that the point of his post was obvious. But that's still no good to me. Care to explain it?Yes I remember something about a gay couple who had two sons, one a few years older than the other, but they were actually twins. This was all because the surrogate mother had been impregnated with the same stuff but a just few years later. I am way too tired to use technical terms
Naw, I'm talking about identical twins who were born a few minutes apart, either side of midnight. They are well known. In their limited circle.0 -
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Yes I remember something about a gay couple who had two sons, one a few years older than the other, but they were actually twins. This was all because the surrogate mother had been impregnated with the same stuff but a just few years later. I am way too tired to use technical terms
Twins happen because two eggs are fertilised in the same month resulting in unidentical twins or one egg gets fertisised and splits in two and produces identical twins. What you have described is two seperate pregnancies from two seperate eggs, thats not twins.
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