FUNNY JOKE OF THE DAY | Different Fathers Twins
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"THE FRIDAY FUNNY" | Different Fathers Twins
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Bits of Real Panther bringing what you need to ROCK YOUR WEEKEND -- a crazy fact and a short funny joke of the day. Watch this video and try not to laugh!
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Episode number 25 of my “FUNNY JOKE OF THEE DAY” / “Friday Funny” funny joke video series. This #funny #joke video actually took much longer to create than expected through its predecessors (#funnyfriday), as my 600-year-old computer was acting quite squirrely. Still, I had fun in making it, though I’m finding that sleep is much preferred over editing a video—especially at the “wee” hours of the night!
On another note, and as you may have noticed, I’ve been experimenting with a number of things, including closed-captioning, hashtags (i.e. #funnyjokes, #funfacts), and adding into the description a plenitude of information—all to see if these steps alter the search engine. I cannot understand why some videos get literally nothing for views while others reach into the millions.
Well, that is that for “FUNNY JOKE OF THE DAY” / “Friday Funny (Different Fathers Twins)” joke video. If you are reading this description, I appreciate it and for that reason wish you a fantastic (and funny) Friday!
****** How to participate in the Friday Funny ******
If you’d like to be a part of “The Friday Funny” fun fact segment, email me (at either shawnentsminger@yahoo.com or shawnentsminger1@gmail.com) these two things:
1) A collection of perhaps 3 or 4 random facts. For example, for this video, something to the effect of “different fathers,” “relationship red flags,” etc., would be most fitting—or even something along the lines of Samwise the Brave.
2) An audio recording of yourself saying, yelling, shrieking, or crying several different version of the words “fun fact!”
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SONG | Don’t Give a #*@%! (Bits of Real Panther)
POEM | The Unwitting Boatman (Bits of Real Panther)
COMEDY | Lowered Expectations – Clyde (Bits of Real Panther)
Special thanks to:
Samwise Gamgee (Samwise the Brave)
Jokes about twins
Always underestimating editing times
The amazing community here!
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How can a set of twins have completely different fathers?
Katherine Ellen Foley (2016)
According to results announced by the Genetic Association of Vietnam, a set of two-year-old Vietnamese twins have been found to carry the DNA of one mother but two different fathers. Le Dinh Luong, president of the Hanoi-based organization, told the BBC that he was confident in the test’s accuracy.
It is possible for twins to have different fathers in a phenomenon called heteropaternal superfecundation, which occurs when two of a woman’s eggs are fertilized by sperm from two different men. Ordinarily, a woman becomes pregnant because one of her eggs has been fertilized by sperm. Identical twins occur if that fertilized egg divides into two separate eggs, early in the pregnancy.
Fraternal twins occur when the woman simultaneously releases multiple eggs that become fertilized by different sperm from the same man.
In this case, the woman released multiple eggs within a week of one another. Within that narrow time frame, two eggs appear to have been fertilized by sperm from two different men. The product: fraternal twins with different fathers.
There have only been seven cases of twins with different fathers reported worldwide since 2011, according to the AP, including one case in the United States in 2015. In the 2015 case, fertility specialist Cynthia Austin of the Cleveland Clinic Women’s Health Institute, told CBS News that twins with two different fathers might even occur more regularly, but go unnoticed.
Lastly, did you spot Nancy the Ninja hiding in this video?
