A Child's Imagination Can Really Sting

Parents should always encourage kids to use their imaginations, and they can help foster a child's imagination by providing them with props and costumes so the kid can really get into the role.

But as this comic from Jim Benton shows parents should also protect their vital bits when a kid's imagination is in full swing, because poster tube lightsabers really sting!

-Via Geeks Are Sexy


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and if the children have children together, is it possible to get a genetic identical to one of the first generation twins? (i am not advocating they try)
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What would of been even freakier if both women had two sets of boys or girls and genetics had caused all four to look almost exactly alike even if there's a few years between them.
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I wonder if those boy twins and girl twins are more genetically similar to each other than regular boy/girl fraternal twins...

This is one case where cousin marriage should definitely be discouraged.
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I sense some confusion here. All that happened is that Diane and Craig had a set of identical twins. No weird genetics, no inbreeding, nothing. The interesting part is that Diane and Craig each have an identical twin sibling (who just so happen to be married to each other).

I think the two little girls in the picture are either sisters or cousins, not twins.
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