A non-musical feel-good vid ...

[uwe]

That is something you Yanks are really good at: Doing the right thing uninhibitedly. In Germany or some other European country, the twins would most likely not have been hired as school teachers because of health concerns or insurance issues or the mere fact that two persons being treated as one person income-wise makes the system implode. You guys just do it. Compliments!



I do wonder though, how could you keep them from cheating at their math tests? 

[4stringer77]

It's not surprising they got hired, after all the saying goes two heads are better than one. 

[uwe]

  I'm amazed how they speak in unison (with very similar voices) most of the time. They're two brains and two mouths with separate vocal chords after all, yet there is an absolute, almost telepathic connect - without them ever interrupting each other. Often one of them finishes the other's sentence or chirps in with the exact same words in the exact same speech rhythm. Coordination goes even further: Both of them can only control one arm and one leg - which means that even the simple act of walking or folding your arms is a synchronized effort. That's impressive. I sometimes even stumble with one brain that controls two legs.

Abby and Britt are no doubt a treasure trove for twin research. There was no realistic chance of ever separating them, both would have most likely died. That saved their parents from that horrible decision of sacrificing one child to save the other.

I wonder how they would play bass! 

[Rob]

I wonder how they would play bass! 

Back line singing??

[amptech]

Back line singing??

And would they play electric bass or double bass? Maybe a gibson double neck? 

[uwe]

They would at least get the metric calculations for it right, as math teachers they must appreciate that the metric system is the Herrenrasse of all measurement!!!