Seriously cute

[vetran]

and one for Brillo

[DimPrawn]

Eh?

Too much DailyMail?

[MarillionFan]

Eh?c

Too much DailyMail?

Sounds like Vet had just knocked up his missus/GF/babysitter/mistress/Andy Ws mum (please delete)

[vetran]

Sounds like Vet had just knocked up his missus/GF/babysitter/mistress/Andy Ws mum (please delete)

all of them

[NotAllThere]

The difference between parents and non parents is their reaction to the announcement "We're having twins".

Non-parents - how lovely, they'll be able to play together
Parents - poor you.

[BrilloPad]

The difference between parents and non parents is their reaction to the announcement "We're having twins".

Non-parents - how lovely, they'll be able to play together
Parents - poor you.

Not sure how many posters here have twins, but I thought having twins was superb! And still is.

The only thing is they do hate each other. I mean seriously loathe. I have never known siblings like it.

[SueEllen]

Not sure how many posters here have twins, but I thought having twins was superb! And still is.

The only thing is they do hate each other. I mean seriously loathe. I have never known siblings like it.

Oh dear.

Most people grow into hating their siblings. All the twins in my family still like each other.

[TykeMerc]

Oh dear.

Most people grow into hating their siblings. All the twins in my family still like each other.

Really? I get on fine with my sister, my 3 adult sons get on fine with each other, I can't think of anyone I know who's ever said they actively dislike let alone hate their siblings so on my purely empirical sampling I'd dispute your post (and more than a fair few of your others come to that).
My sister has twin girls who're teenagers and they get on well, to the point of being almost inseparable, they both get on fine with their elder brother.

The message that twins are a hell of lot more effort is certainly supported by the parents I know who have them.

[NotAllThere]

My three kids (all now adults) get on very well with each other, and enjoy each others' company.




... they don't need me any more.

[SueEllen]

Really? I get on fine with my sister, my 3 adult sons get on fine with each other, I can't think of anyone I know who's ever said they actively dislike let alone hate their siblings so on my purely empirical sampling I'd dispute your post (and more than a fair few of your others come to that).
My sister has twin girls who're teenagers and they get on well, to the point of being almost inseparable, they both get on fine with their elder brother.

I know a few people who actively dislike or hate their siblings. A few of them it's due to their parents playing clear favourites with one or another, while in other cases it lifestyle disagreements, and others arguments over money. Unfortunately in some cases the arguments have kept another generation or two apart.

I actually don't know any twins who dislike each other. Then again my sample is skewed by siblings, nieces (more than one set), cousins and friends'.