Twins Share The Best Switcharoos They Pulled Off

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mattstaff
Mar 5, 2020 9:00 AM EST

Someone on AskReddit asked for twins to share their experiences with pulling off amazing "switcharoos." It's something else to picture the kinds of shocked and genuinely flabbergasted reactions that these switcharoos must've resulted in. Never underestimate the power of a switcharoo. 

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  • 01
    Text - jablva • 11h 3 2 Awards I visited my identical twin brother at his college where a lot of his floor didn't know he was a twin. That night he had some people over in his apartment and I hid in the bedroom. Note, he has a beard and I don't. While they were hanging out (and me hiding), he announces to the group that he's tired of his beard and is gonna shave it off, so he escapes to the bedroom where I'm hiding as if to shave. We switch clothes and I walk back out to the group with my bare f
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    Text - Gogo726 • 11h My sister was friends with a pair of twins in high school. They shared a single season pass to the local amusement park. The pass has your photo on it. So twin 1 would use the pass to get in, then they'd slip out of view and slide it through the gate to the twin outside and use the pass to get the other twin in. I have a friend whose kids are regularly babysat by twin girls. He was telling me that whenever the twins would go clothes shopping, they'd go together. Twin 1 would
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    Text - Account_Priv • 12h We switched classes one day during school. Classmates got suspicious and started asking questions only the other twin would know. Had to switch back later during recess.
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    Text - Mr5ims • 7h Cousins of mine are identical twins. One time one of them got a serious speeding ticket, but both said it wasn't them (they actual didn't know) and it ended up in court. After a year or so the judge made a decision and one of them had to pay.
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    Text - ObsoleteCyclops • 10h I'm not a twin but I have cousins who are identical twins. The only way their teacher could tell them apart was by their shoes because they wore different shoes. My aunt overheard them getting ready one morning talking about switching shoes for the day to confuse their teacher. She thought it was hilarious and didn't tell them she knew their plan, just played along. Far as I know the teacher didn't notice. Funny enough, Logan has a small scar on his face from birth a
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    Text - Niniisan • 7h I think I posted this before, not sure though. Back when we were something like 7, my sister twin and I decided we would switch class. Since that day we wore the same pair of pants we just switched our shirts and glasses (which were eyesight glasses mind you) during recreation time. When the bell rang I went to my sister's classroom and vice versa. It COULD have worked if, in the middle of a French course I hadn't started crying saying "I can't do this it was her idea..." An
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    Text - IDressUpAsBroccoli • 12h I dated a twin once and early in the relationship when I was picking her up on a date her sister came out and I was like, "hey" and kept waiting. She got really weird and close but like hesitantly. Turns out they were "testing" me to see if I could tell the difference. Then they wrestled each other in the living room of their parents house for a solid 30 min. It was as awkward as it sounds.
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    Text - whatstefansees • 8h My brother's family visited us in our new home about 15 years ago. I had to leave for work and left him the keys, helmet and jacket for the motorbike. We are no twins but we are the same size and once geared-up, noone can tell who sits on the sled. He drove around and - being my brother and always up for a prank - he basically insulted everybody he got across, showed the finger to people greeting him (because they thought they saw ME passing by) and so on. I had to dea
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    Text - Not a twin but, I employed an identical twin at a nightclub, didn't know it at the time but several months pass and my employee 'Jo' was aimlessly walking around. I walk up to her and stated she looks bored, maybe she wanted to try working behind the bar that night, instead of waitressing. So, I put her through the steps, she's a natural and I eventually leave her to it. Come the end of the night Jo comes up and asks about getting a contract for her sister. Her sister then approaches us w
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    Text - ChristinaMorgan • 12h Not me but my brothers-in-law. They're twins and one of them kept failing his driving test so he got the other to take it for him.
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    Text - Tigergirl1975 · 3h My twin boys decided to mess with their godmother. She was watching them while I was packing for them to go see Grandma. They were 6. They went into the bathroom and changed clothes, and then came back out. Only thing that gave them away was their uncontrollable giggles. They tried it again with Grandma a few days later, and were only discovered when their sister outed them. We have since had the discussion that you don't do that anywhere but home, and if I caught them
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    Text - BI4ckStylez • 12h I briefly dated an identical twin. Her twin dressed up in her clothes and kissed me "For a laugh". This caused a huge fight because I should have been able to tell, and we broke up.
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    Text - HelloKiks • 12h I'm not a twin but my best friends are identical twins. When we were in elementary school they always got out of trouble because if one of them did something and the teacher saw them, they would always blame the other so they couldn't punish both.
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    Text - trogdor259 • 3h One year at Christmas we swapped clothes and glasses. Our extended family was in town. Everyone, including our parents, kept calling us the wrong names all night. After about three hours we couldn't hold it any longer and just burst out laughing. My parents were mortified that they couldn't tell us apart.
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    Text - DS-Baba-Yaga • 5h A friend of mine was classmate with the twins. They were both brilliant in studies. One of the twin was really good at Physics while the other was similarly good in Chemistry. So during practicals, each of them would give the practical twice - the one who was good in Physics gave the Physics practical twice and the other twin, Chemistry.
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