MovieChat Forums > Death at a Funeral (2010) Discussion > Born in the same year?

Born in the same year?

posted 14 years ago by simba122504
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WTF? They have to have different mothers.

I'm glad Obama won, but I will not jump on the Pro-Choice bandwagon

[–] PrettyBrownEyes 14 years ago

Maybe she had the older one was born real early in the year and then she got pregnant as soon as he popped out.

That's my guess.

[–] simba122504 14 years ago

But that would make them the same age. Anyone who's born in the same year as you, is the same age as you. I remember a woman who became pregant again while she was pregant, but both kids were born at the same time.

I'm glad Obama won, but I will not jump on the Pro-Choice bandwagon

[–] yg-7 14 years ago

LOL.

One could have been born in January of say 1965, then the other could've been born December of 1965.

[–] mhenderson22 14 years ago

yeah, in the movie it is said that they were only 9 months apart which means they could have been born in the same year and still have the same mother.

[–] Devans00 14 years ago

mhenderson22
yeah, in the movie it is said that they were only 9 months apart which means they could have been born in the same year and still have the same mother.

Exactly what I was thinking. Plus they could be different ages.

If baby 1 was born in January and baby 2 was born in November but the funeral was in July, the two men would be different ages. Why is that such a hard concept to grasp?

No two persons ever watch the same movie.

[–] IL_Maestro 11 years ago

I once read that a woman could actually get pregnant 2 months after giving birth so if one was born in January and then she gets pregnant in March then she could give birth again in October or November or December 7 or 8 or 9 months.

"It is never about what happened, it is only how you look at it!"

[–] nicpip72 10 years ago

There is actually a name for it 'Irish Twins' I guess it happened a lot more often in the past when people had large families, especially Catholics.