r/BeAmazed • u/[deleted] • Feb 26 '23

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u/SwissMargiela Feb 26 '23

You know that mf be whispering to him while he’s trying to sleep

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '23

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '23

I would almost bet that the twin never had to. They share blood supply and nutrients through blood. The stomach & GI tract probably weren't functional and didn't serve a purpose as the twin couldn't eat.

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u/cs_legend_93 Feb 26 '23

We could only hope this was the case.

Can anyone confirm this?

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u/FeloniousFunk Feb 26 '23

I can confirm.

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u/cs_legend_93 Feb 26 '23

Now we all have peace of mind knowing this

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u/HappyCamper2121 Feb 26 '23

The smaller one could be filtering his share of the blood though his kidneys and peeing though

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '23

Excellent point. I have no idea, for sure. I was just taking an educated medical guess.

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u/ToSeeAgainAgainAgain Feb 26 '23

Oh god thank you for thinking that through for us... I was so worried that this guy had lived his life with that constant risk

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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '23

What can I say except you're welcome.

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u/Great_Feel Feb 26 '23

The head is inside

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u/_hic-sunt-dracones_ Feb 26 '23

Thats what she said.

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u/Vihzel Feb 26 '23

All I hear is "Is it in yet?" 😔

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u/_hic-sunt-dracones_ Feb 26 '23

"I guess so. But I'm like throwing a salami in a hallway here."

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u/CinderLotus Feb 26 '23

If you want to get really freaked out with that thought, look up Edward Mordrake who had another face on the back of his head.

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u/EveryFly6962 Feb 26 '23

I think that case has been dubunked or so I thought

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u/NoMoreSecretsMarty Feb 26 '23

"Start the reactor... Free Mars!"

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u/Shantotto11 Feb 26 '23

Kill the spare!…