Is it possible for twins to be born where one is black and the other is white?
 

Okay, so it's a weird question I know but it's been bugging me all day. I don't know whether it's possible with two parents of different ethnic origin with recessive genes and what have you, but I am convinced it must be possible via another method: let me paint a hypothetical picture for you...
I am a black homosexual, and I decide I want to have a baby. I have a close white female friend who agrees to have it for me. So, I spunk in a pot. Then, for some reason, my white boyfriend also spunks in the pot, so our sperm is mixed. We then shove it in a turkey paster which is in turn shoved in our female friend. Now, by a stroke of luck her egg is fertilised by two sperm, which by an ever bigger coincidence are from the two different fathers. Leave it cook for 9 monthes and out pops a black and a white twin, surely?

Anyone know about genetics so they can put me out of my mysery?

yes.

Has it ever happened, or do I need to go out RIGHT NOW and get a black boyfriend?

it happens fairly often actually.

of course they would be fraternal twins.

if a woman has sex with a white man and within 24 hours a black man (or any other man) and she has an egg split, or two eggs in the falopian tube, then each egg can be fertilized b7y a separate man's sperm.

I read a study done on the shape of the human genitals, especially the penis, and it talked about how men with large heads and foreskin can, if they have sex with a woman who has had sex recently, "gather up" the other man's semen under the cockhead ridge, and then impregnate a woman with that secondary semen.

this happens sometimes when men see whores and then get their wive's pregnant with some other man's cum.

I used to know a black albino who had an identical twin sister (who was not an albino).

does this count?

It can happen. Look at Michael Jackson, he's black AND white.
Some funky spunk action going on there for sure...

Doctors say the phenomenon is so rare, that there are no statistics to illustrate the probability of it happening. @ 1million to 1.

"Even non-identical twins aren't that common. Non-identical twins from mixed parents, of different races, less common still. To have two eggs fertilized and come out two different colors, less common still...."

http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...nd+white+twins

he's more like
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if it is one in a million then, with 6+ BILLION people it happens at least 6000 times.

this thread sure looks like one sheer source of creativity

It's possible between mixed race couples, yes.

Your scenario of a black and a white guy's sperm is also possible. It happened in The Netherlands in the 90s when a hospital fucked up (well, mixed up) an in-vitro fertilisation.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9438648