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Explain Why It Would Be Fun To Have A Twin
It Would Be Fun to Have a Twin It would be fun to have a twin. If I had a twin we would dress up as creepy dolls and scare people. Scaring people would be fun. Just imagine two creepy life size dolls chasing after you down a street. Creepy, right? Another reason I want a is to tell secrets to her. We look the same so it is like trusting yourself. We would also trick our parents by saying “I’m the other twin”, because then they would be confused. The last reason I would want a twin is so we could see how outfits looked like us. It would be like looking in a real life mirror. Being a twin would be fun. Do you think so?
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