Unless you've been living under a rock, you've probably seen the video of the 18 month old twin boys who babble to each other and make hand gestures like they're carrying on a real conversation. It's been on all the news shows. Experts say that twins can have their own secret language. I always wanted a twin sister and it would be great if we had our own secret language. I can think of some situations where it would come in handy:
"Abbabbagoodelasoickmoogogo." (Who is this woman I'm talking to? Do you know her name? She looks really familiar, but I'm drawing a blank).
"Cocoleaksumozeekbowjink." (Help! This guy has been talking about his door knob collection for an hour).
"Mickjoseekbadabooneedown." (Is this woman showing enough cleavage? Who wears a low cut shirt like this to a baby shower? The baby is probably confused and doesn't know where to nurse."
Of course our secret language could always backfire:
"I know you're talking about me. I'm a twin, too and I figured out your secret language."
"Zonqueek!" (Busted.)
"Abbabbagoodelasoickmoogogo." (Who is this woman I'm talking to? Do you know her name? She looks really familiar, but I'm drawing a blank).
"Cocoleaksumozeekbowjink." (Help! This guy has been talking about his door knob collection for an hour).
"Mickjoseekbadabooneedown." (Is this woman showing enough cleavage? Who wears a low cut shirt like this to a baby shower? The baby is probably confused and doesn't know where to nurse."
Of course our secret language could always backfire:
"I know you're talking about me. I'm a twin, too and I figured out your secret language."
"Zonqueek!" (Busted.)
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