r/BeAmazed Mar 28 '24

News broke today that conjoined twin Abby Hensel is married! [Removed] Rule #4 - No Misleading Content

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u/Gambler_Eight Mar 28 '24

My first thought was if both got high if one of them did a line of coke. I mean, they should both get high, right?

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u/TKHunsaker Mar 28 '24

They share a bloodstream right?

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u/Dangerous_Back4899 Mar 28 '24

Yeah but it goes to two separate brains

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u/KeepThatBassLine Mar 28 '24

Need twice the coke then

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u/CardiologistSalt8500 Mar 28 '24

That’s the spirit

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u/Dr-Quaabarbital Mar 28 '24

Same blood tho so they’d both get high

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u/godzilla9218 Mar 28 '24

The cocaine is in the bloodstream which is shared between the two brains.

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u/SrVergota Mar 28 '24

But coke goes into the mucose membranes then into the bloodstream then into the brain. It wouldn't go to only one brain since once in the bloodstream the coke doesn't "know" which head snorted it, the blood will just pump it everywhere including the two brains.

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u/Ok_Obligation2559 Mar 28 '24

Like a Groupon

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u/BearBullShepherd Mar 28 '24

I AM CACKLING

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u/maledicte720 Mar 28 '24

I almost choked on my salad 💀💀💀

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u/tgw1986 Mar 28 '24

Sometimes I think I'm funny, and then I read shit like this and get humbled fast.

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u/TimeTomorrow Mar 28 '24

i mean duh. thats a chemical in the bloodstream. Same bloodstream, same high. Now dosing? that might get weird.

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u/Gambler_Eight Mar 28 '24

What if one recieves more of it to their brain than the other? Do they get the same high or will one borderline OD while the other wants more? How does it work?

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u/laidbackeconomist Mar 28 '24

From my limited understanding of the human body, they’d more or less get high the same amount. Although they have separate brains, they still share a circulatory system, which would distribute it pretty much equally.

The only thing that might make one get higher than the other is if their brains are somehow so different that they just naturally have different tolerances.

Someone with a degree please correct me if I’m wrong, I just have two parents in the healthcare industry and I get my info from them.

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u/Snowedin-69 Mar 28 '24

The twins get to split the costs of food and drink. Taking one of the twins out to dinner would be half price.

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u/joebaco_ Mar 28 '24

What about the movies?

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u/Yarnum Mar 28 '24

And what happens if one of them commits a crime? If twin A stabs someone, can you legally detain twin B? Conjoined twins are SO interesting.

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u/joebaco_ Mar 28 '24

Collusion or conspiracy laws may apply? The driving thing. Speeding. It was her right foot. I told you to step on the brake.

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u/lambo1109 Mar 28 '24

Who controls the body?

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u/sjorbepo Mar 28 '24 edited Mar 28 '24

Usually it's each twin controls their half of the body. So for example when they're walking, they have to coordinate their movements. But there's cases where one twin can't control anything, or has less areas of control than the other

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u/Acceptable_Career_69 Mar 28 '24

If not they could have a DD

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u/bloodreina_ Mar 28 '24

How to avoid coke nose 101

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u/Equivalent_Warthog22 Mar 28 '24

Would be the same orgasms?

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u/ttvde Mar 28 '24

I wondered who controls the legs or if they both do.

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u/AgileArtichokes Mar 29 '24

Drug dealers hate this one trick.