I'm an African-American with a twin, AMA

bittr n swt

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Seen these threads around, I wanna play.

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tomov

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What would win in a fight, a dinosaur or a nazi?

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anonymouspie227

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What's america like? :biggrin:

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ldsbabe

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Aww that's like two of my favourite things combined...America and twins!

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bittr n swt

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Original post by tomov

What would win in a fight, a dinosaur or a nazi?

Dinosaur.

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tomov

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Original post by bittr n swt

Dinosaur.

What if it's a little dinosaur and the nazi has a gun?

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bittr n swt

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Original post by anonymouspie227

What's america like? :biggrin:

I grew up in New York City. Family moved to England when I was 10.

America is great. It has good things and bad things like any other city.
Very busy, crowded, illuminated at night a bit too much for my liking but yeah it's great. I've adjusted to the English lifestyle great.

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bittr n swt

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Original post by tomov

What if it's a little dinosaur and the nazi has a gun?

Haha what is this question!
Dinosaurs will still win, a little handgun won't do much damage.

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flou_fboco2

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do all African-American have ancestry that hail from the continent?

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bittr n swt

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Original post by flou_fboco2

do all African-American have ancestry that hail from the continent?

I don't think so, no.

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flou_fboco2

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Original post by bittr n swt

I don't think so, no.

So do you have African ancestry?

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bittr n swt

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Original post by flou_fboco2

So do you have African ancestry?

Yes, mum was born in America, dad in Africa.

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flou_fboco2

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Original post by bittr n swt

Yes, mum was born in America, dad in Africa.

which are you more closed to culturally?

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bittr n swt

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Original post by flou_fboco2

which are you more closed to culturally?

African but I visit my mums side of the family more often.

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kkboyk

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When you look at your twin does it feel like you are looking in the mirror?

Do you sometimes mistake him/her as you?

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anonymouspie227

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Original post by bittr n swt

I grew up in New York City. Family moved to England when I was 10.

America is great. It has good things and bad things like any other city.
Very busy, crowded, illuminated at night a bit too much for my liking but yeah it's great. I've adjusted to the English lifestyle great.

How does the English Lifestyle differ from the American one? :eek:

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bittr n swt

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Original post by kkboyk

When you look at your twin does it feel like you are looking in the mirror?

Do you sometimes mistake him/her as you?

I have a twin sister. She's older by 5mins and 21 seconds, she always makes me remember that fact.

We look similar actually. You can pretty much tell we're related so I haven't had to endure any embarrassing or awkward situations haha.

I definitely know when it's her and not me lol.

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Anyone else?

Do you wear matching clothes?
Do you guys say the same thing?
Do you know what your twin is thinking?
Do you share a bed with your twin?
Can you go days without being with your twin?

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bittr n swt

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Original post by kkboyk

Do you wear matching clothes?
Do you guys say the same thing?
Do you know what your twin is thinking?
Do you share a bed with your twin?
Can you go days without being with your twin?

We used to wear matching clothes when we were little kids..parents wanted it.

We don't say the same thing but I feel I have a better connection with her than my other siblings.

I have no idea what's she's thinking.

We had bunk beds as kids. So we shared a room but when we moved to England, I had my own room.

Longest I've been without seeing her was almost 4 weeks and I did miss her a lot. We're going different universities this year so I'll be away from her.

I'm an African-American with a twin, AMA

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