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Identical twins

Paddy_B

I wonder have a pair of identical twins ever been seperated at birth for some reason:
Richard Riddell: Actor (Bruno from Misfits)
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Simon Madden: Football player (Dundalk FC)
http://dundalkfc.com/Photos/Squad/Squad2010_Madden_219x233.jpg

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Dwaegon

Paddy_B wrote: »

http://ia.media-imdb.com/images/M/MV5BNzkyMTAyMDQwMl5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwNjA1OTg0Mw@@._V1._SY314_CR18,0,214,314_.jpg

ACCESS DENIED!!! :mad:

Paddy_B

ahhhh, i'm sorry i think it's because i was logged into imdb as a free user when i got the link!
http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20101212123811/e4-misfits/images/thumb/c/cc/AAEADCD7-120C-4A8A-A70C-E346BC45FDB6_extra.jpg/250px-AAEADCD7-120C-4A8A-A70C-E346BC45FDB6_extra.jpg

Pherekydes

Identical twins are never identical.

rossie1977

yes they made a film about it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRQgPcZNXr8

tallaghtmick

simons older brother is actually a better match for that richard fella

Paddy_B

When I seen the similarity at first I was expecting Richards second name to be Madden.

Bloody Nipples

rossie1977 wrote: »

yes they made a film about it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRQgPcZNXr8

Surely you mean this one no?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6OpyEjFLOU

bonerm

Paddy_B wrote: »

I wonder have a pair of identical twins ever been seperated at birth for some reason:
Richard Riddell: Actor (Bruno from Misfits)
http://ia.media-imdb.com/images/M/MV5BNzkyMTAyMDQwMl5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwNjA1OTg0Mw@@._V1._SY314_CR18,0,214,314_.jpg

dob : 31/5/84

Simon Madden: Football player (Dundalk FC)
http://dundalkfc.com/Photos/Squad/Squad2010_Madden_219x233.jpg

dob : 1/5/88

It of course helps if the identical twins are born on the same date.

Pherekydes

bonerm wrote: »

It of course helps if the identical twins are born on the same date.

They don't have to be. I know identical twins with different dates of birth.

bonerm

Pherekydes wrote: »

They don't have to be. I know identical twins with different dates of birth.

Well in that case fair play to Simon for hanging in there for 4 years.

Pherekydes

bonerm wrote: »

Well in that case fair play to Simon for hanging in there for 4 years.

Sorry, way over my head.

Xiney

Pherekydes wrote: »

Sorry, way over my head.

you must be pretty short, so.

mtnh

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

phasers

It could happen if their Mam dies and they get adopted by separate people, one a wealthy, respectable gentleman and one a sassy black woman.

They meet in a mall and hilarity ensues!

bonerm

phasers wrote: »

It could happen if their Mam dies and they get adopted by separate people, one a wealthy, respectable gentleman and one a sassy black woman.

They meet in a mall and hilarity ensues!

I'll give you $400,000 now to option the movie rights.

phasers

bonerm wrote: »

I'll give you $400,000 now to option the movie rights.

Done.

I also have another idea about a teenage witch...

--LOS--

OK so while this thread is here I want to get something settled......

If you want to know if twins look alike don't ask if they're identical, you can be identical and not look alike at all anymore.

Most times when people ask this, they want to know how alike you look.

My answer: 'yes it was the one egg but we don't look alike'.

Being 'identical' is a technicality if you will, ofc identical twins are far more likely to look alike.

Pherekydes

Xiney wrote: »

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?

mtnh wrote: »

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.

iguana

Pherekydes wrote: »

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.

It can be more radical than that. There are a set of identical twins who were born on separate decades. In Florida, Marcello Velasco was delivered at 11:59:37 p.m. on Dec 31st 2009, the last baby of the decade. His brother Stephano was delivered at 12:00:02 a.m. on January 1, 2010. He was the first baby born at the hospital this decade.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/2010/01/02/2010-01-02_florida_twins_born_a_decade_apart_at_tampa_general_hospital_on_new_years.html#ixzz1BnuT3AoP

Tar.Aldarion

--LOS-- wrote: »

OK so while this thread is here I want to get something settled......

If you want to know if twins look alike don't ask if they're identical, you can be identical and not look alike at all anymore.

Most times when people ask this, they want to know how alike you look.

My answer: 'yes it was the one egg but we don't look alike'.

Being 'identical' is a technicality if you will, ofc identical twins are far more likely to look alike.

hmm

jackie1974

mtnh wrote: »

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.

Oh_Noes

mtnh wrote: »

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

Same stuff?