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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I went to school with a set of twins who all the way through high school stayed as the twins. They looked identical, shared the same wardrobe, and had the same hair style. They talked the same, did the same sport, and rally had no identifying features. They were always together and they loved being identical twins.

It was a little strange that neither ever wanted to be an individual. No one could tell them apart and they played that up to be as similar as possible. I haven't seen them since high school but always found it strange how they had no individual identity. They had an older brother and he always said he couldn't tell them apart either. They were always referred to as the "last name" twins or if we were speaking just one of them we used their last name. No one even tried to use their first names. [/quote]

Same here, except we didn’t use their last name. It was “the twins” or “Karla & Larla” because their nicknames rhymed. I had classes with each of them so if I paid attention I could know them apart for a day based on clothing or maybe if one had her hair in a ponytail that day. But otherwise I never knew who was who. Sweet girls though. [/quote]

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