Comments by "sandgrownun66" (@sandgrownun66) on "" video.

@blessed7fold583 "These are all clones." Evidence? If the first pair of men featured WERE clones 1:57 Then why are they clearly different heights?
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@conniegage9335 I don't want to be rude, but you obviously don't know much about biology. If both have grown up in a developed country, where both have had an adequate diet, and had no underlying health issues. Then this would not be a factor, as height is predominantly determined by genetics.
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@catsaregovernmentspies Nope. I've avoided watching any of Arnie's attempts at comedy. Thanks for the recommendation though.
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@conniegage9335 You're clutching at straws, because you don't know what you're talking about. So what if one person out of the several pairs featured was severely malnourished as a child. What are the chances of that in a small group? I doubt if any of the couples are even the same height, which you would expect from identical twins. Why does it matter anyway? These people are not genetically related. Their faces just happen to be similar.
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@andremessi13717 ''clones clones''? They're rude through ignorance. People are better staying out of a conversation they don't understand.
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@conniegage9335 "you are assuming information we don't have". No. That's the game you're playing, and losing at. The odds are very much against any of this small group of people having been so catastrophically malnourished during their childhood. That it affected their physical development in anyway. If they had spent their childhood in a concentration camp, then maybe, but not your average family, in a developed country. There's an old adage, which seems apposite in this case. It's states that if you're in a hole, it's better not to keep digging.
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