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Yesterday I sat in front of the TV and watched a documentary about identical twins, what makes them different although they share the same genes and all of that. I scribbled down some of the twin sets so I would remember them today:
Sue and Shelagh (British, around 50. I've never seen that spelling of Sheila before.)
Xand and Chris (early to mid-thirties. At first I thought the first one's name was Sam, but it wasn't. I've never heard of Xand, is it a nickname for something?)
Olivia and Isabella (6-year-olds. I could have sworn they were American, but they were actually from Britain.)
Sasha and Becky (teenagers)
Mark and John (American, thirties)
Dylan and Daniel (12-year-olds, American)
Finn and Max (newborn, probably American)
Any thoughts on these?
Sue and Shelagh (British, around 50. I've never seen that spelling of Sheila before.)
Xand and Chris (early to mid-thirties. At first I thought the first one's name was Sam, but it wasn't. I've never heard of Xand, is it a nickname for something?)
Olivia and Isabella (6-year-olds. I could have sworn they were American, but they were actually from Britain.)
Sasha and Becky (teenagers)
Mark and John (American, thirties)
Dylan and Daniel (12-year-olds, American)
Finn and Max (newborn, probably American)
Any thoughts on these?
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I wouldn't be surprised if Xand was a nn for Alexander.
My husband goes by Xander.
None of the names are really my style, the first set is terrible.
My husband goes by Xander.
None of the names are really my style, the first set is terrible.
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