The Best Twin Park Ever
wsotw had an uncle who was a twin. They shared, “He lived in California, and his brother lived in Texas, but because they were both in their seventies, they hadn’t been together in many years. When his brother passed away, my uncle flew to Texas to attend the funeral. He visited with the close family all day, and drove to the funeral parlor with them. When he was escorting his sister-in-law into the funeral home, there was apparently an audible gasp from many of the attendees.” It turns out that there was a huge misunderstanding! “Most of the funeral-goers had no idea that the deceased had a twin brother. You can imagine the shock when the “deceased” man who they were there to mourn walked into the funeral with his wife on his arm. Apparently, this took a little while to fully clear up.” Whew.
The Best Twin Park Ever
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Redditor captainjacknelson has a dad with an identical twin. “One time, in a basketball game, my dad fouled out, and since he was the more athletic twin, he went and swapped jerseys with my uncle, who was also on the team, and finished the game with 26 points, and 8 fouls… as my uncle,” the user shared. Do they still get to pull off hijinks like that to this day? “My uncle stills sounds identical to my dad, even though they do not look as much alike anymore. But on the phone, my uncle calls, and pretends to be my dad, and I cannot tell the difference. My dad was dating my mom at the time another girl liked him, so he hooked her up with my uncle, since he was the next best thing.”
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