Old Face In A New Class
Capeless_Crusader had a story of his own. “My twin and I are currently freshmen in high school, so he and I both have a schedule change. For my second period, I walk into my new class without talking to the teacher, and just sit down. Class starts, and no one is really acknowledging me. I thought, ‘This is strange. Usually when someone joins a class, the teacher tells them where to sit, or at least my friends could say hello.’ So after a while of class, I’m terrified out of my mind. Did I belong here? Did I do something wrong?”
We are glad to hear that it became clear not long after that. He shared, “After what feels like 20 minutes, a close friend of mine (she is my neighbor who I carpool with constantly) notices, and calls me out. Slightly confused by the excitement and why it took so long for someone to notice, I say, “Yes, it’s me.” The teacher says, “Wait, aren’t you (identical twin brother)?” After some explaining, I realize I had been moved into the class my brother had moved out of the day before.”
Old Face In A New Class
Navy And Air Force
IHLewis, on the other hand, has a pal in the Air Force whose twin was in the Navy. He narrated, “His brother decided to go to his graduation, in his blue Navy fatigues. My friend had said nothing to anyone about having a twin brother, and his training instructor went off on his brother. ‘What the heck are you doing in those sissy Navy fatigues? Where the heck did you get those? How dare you enter my dorm wearing such a disgrace to the US Military,’ and the like.” The training instructor soon realized his mistake. “Right as it was getting good, my friend walked up behind his brother. The instructor went white as a sheet, apologized to his brother, and politely asked him to leave. He made my friend 30-ish minutes late to see his family.” Oops.
Navy And Air Force