butterfleas

#2 - craftyatom

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(12/18/2013) [-]

"Here have these butterflies"

#9 - pabloenis

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(12/19/2013) [-]

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#20 to #9 - jmmora

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(12/19/2013) [-]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=kTnM4jd-P1Y

#6 - supbroskiman

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(12/18/2013) [-]

Your brother is bigger.

#11 to #6 - anon id: 8a990697

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(12/19/2013) [-]

Just curious(no really **** you im actually seriously curious)... would one identical twin brother have a bigger penis than the other?

#30 to #11 - iridium

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(12/19/2013) [-]

Yes.

Identical Twins produce genetically identical clones, however that does not include environmental factors. From the time the egg/zygote splits into identical twins, the environment for each separate twin is different, and this affects them throughout their life. For example, my biology professor is 5'1" but his identical twin brother is about 5'3" Yes, he made a lot of short jokes about himself. This had to do with the differences in how they grew up.

A trait like that would probably be at least partially genetic and partially environmental, meaning it is very possible.

#41 to #6 - itsuckedbeinganon

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(12/19/2013) [-]

I read ******. Butterflies obtained

#1 - sindrifreyr

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