One in 200,000 births results in conjoined twins? That seems way higher than I thought.
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A lot of them die in infancy, so you don't see them around.
I'd imagine most are a lot more minor than this. Baby is born with a small growth that turns out to be a malformed limb of an incomplete/reabsorbed twin, doctors remove it quickly after birth, and the baby goes on to live a normal life.
I've heard of there being chimera people as well who go through most of their life assuming they're perfectly normal until they learn that their DNA in one part of their body doesn't match their DNA in another part of their body.
And here I am, still single.
I'm in my early 40s, retired, and never even been engaged. I kinda like it tho. It's pretty chill 🙂
Retired in early 40s? Get out.
“Hi everyone and thanks again for coming to the wedding. Firstly, I would like to introduce for the first time my better half Abby”. The reception room falls awkwardly silent for a moment until punctuated by the laughter of a very tipsy uncle Ron from right at the back.
Sorry all …
That's amazing and I'm thrilled to hear that Abby found love.
Wonder how Brittany feels about it.
Well, they will always have someone who can weigh in as a final decision when they both disagree on something. Sadly, I think it will be a bit one-sided.
They've had really interesting lives, especially in the way they have fiercely asserted their independence. I highly recommend reading more about them.
They are bad-ass.
So, like, realistically, he's marrying both of them, right? I get that they can't do that legally, but... You can't exactly not, right?
They have found all sorts of coping strategies throughout their lives to assert their individuality, so Brittany would probably say no, she was not married to him and Abby would agree, because he married Abby and they are two different people.
The sisters are both teaching fifth grade in Minnesota
My question is do they get paid double the salary of a single teacher or not?
According to some articles I skimmed, no, since they're doing one job. They're pushing for more though.
Brittney is the third wheel. This can’t end well.
I have questions that I should probably keep to myself…
Do they both feel it at the same time??
The answer is: Yes, Josh can procreate with Brittany in plain Abby's sight, and Abby would never suspect infidelity.
Wikipedia says one set of reproductive organs, and apparently they're fully functional.
So 2 orgasms for the price of 1?
Yeah, we're curious, but polite.
I don't give a shit.
I wanna know how they all fuck.
They’re one downstairs, so they fuck as a couple. But the other twin also gets an orgasm.
Which one can see when you will die and which sees how you will die?