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Trisha is ok, but Tresha? What?

That is bad :/ I saw a Cora and Coral on TV

Terrible! That's all that can be said!

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Those are way too similar. I knew twins in 4th grade named Taylor and Tyler. When I first heard the names, I thought they were both boys or both girls. But Taylor is a girl and Tyler is a boy. Taylor was in my class, and almost every day somebody would call Taylor Tyler. That would annoy me so much if I were her.

That is bad.

Could be much worse...but that sucks. (And Tresha sounds like trash.)

That is pretty bad. I've seen twins in the newspaper named Emma and Emily. What are parents thinking when they use such names?

Hmm . . . I've seen worse (Keeleigh & Kaeleigh and they're little sister Karleigh). It is very bad, though.

I suppose it could be worse, but at the moment I have a hard time seeing how. lol I don't know how old they are, but in this day and age there's really no reason to be so surprised by having twins that you can't come up with a better combo.

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I knew a pair of twin sisters, I'd say in their late thirties, named Cindy and Sunday. And male twins about thirty named Ken and Kent. Also Annie and Angie, about the same age.

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And a bit off-topic: some years ago there was a rather gruesome murder case up in Detroit, where the guy killed his girlfriend, her kids and I think her niece and nephew. Her two sons, not twins, were Nathan Burns Jr. and Nathan Burns III.

That is bad. Very bad.

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My mother had twin cousins named Karl and Karlton. (Their full names were Karlton Dean and Karl Eugene.)

Could be worse...(m)

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... but still pretty bad. I mean, they could have at least gone with Trisha and Toya or something. I don't mind twin names that start with the same letter, but when they are that close, it's just asking for confusion.