For me there are two: 1. Who's the good/bad twin?(as if that's a common thing) and 2. Do you guys have twin telepathy?(our brains aren't synced at all)
I always found it funny that Wally originally got super speed when a random lightning bolt, in the middle of the day mind you, hits him just like it did Barry.
Coming from a twin, I don't know why people tell me they wish they were a twin. Don't get me wrong, I love my twin brother but people act like being a twin is like this winning a million dollars in the lottery. Plus being a twin is not a good experience anyway.
The $100 mil doesn't include taxes the moment you get it and the money is in the currency of your choice. The $1000 isn't just one purchase, it's a total of purchases that add up to $1000, and it's just $1000, nothing over
As a person who wears glasses and works in a restaurant, that's a top 5 worse experience for anyone who wears glasses. It's a bunch of water, steam, and other obscuring things everywhere to the point of having constantly wiping them clean everywhere 10 minutes.
This is doing numbers on TikTok. Are there anymore rules to naming twins?
What else should we add to this list?
For me personally, STOP giving twins names that rhyme. That is the most basic and unoriginal thing ever.
Does anyone miss the era of videogames where playing the game was worth it for all the unlockables instead of buying dlc? That would include characters, stages, skins, or anything that falls under that umbrella. Nowadays most of the stuff is already unlocked and on top of that some dlc isn't even worth buying at all. What do you guys think?
Is it me or does any else think that's it weird when it comes to a lot of adaptions of the red lantern corps, like GL: Tas for example, they have to be toned down? Like they can never be given their original oath or like have them or anyone remove their rings whenever they want to even though that supposed to kill them. Let me know what you guys think.