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Twins with an Impossible Story!

Twins sometimes have amazing stories to tell, but the following will astound you. Twin boys were separated at birth after they were put up for adoption. The new parents of both boys never knew each other and never met. Each twin was told he had a brother. Forty years later one twin, James decided to track down his brother. After a long search, he found his brother, and it was revealed that;

His brothers adopted parents had also called their new son James!

Even though the two James’s never met they both went into law enforcement.

They both had excellent skills in carpentry and drawing.

They both married a women named Linda.

They both had sons, one named James Allan the other named James Alan.

Both twins were divorced and re-married a women named Betty!

Lastly, they both owned a dog called Toy!!

After forty years apart, neither could believe these astonishing coincidences.
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An American Woman in Paris

An American writer Anne Parrish and her husband were on holiday in Paris in 1920. They were browsing bookshops, and Anne picked up a book that was a particular favorite of hers, “Jack Frost and Other Stories.” Anne told her husband that she had been given a copy as a child by her parents and had wonderful memories of the book.

Anne’s husband took the book and opened it. On the inside cover, there was a handwritten inscription. It said, “Anne Parrish, 209 N Weber Street, Colorado Springs”. The inscription was written in Anne’s handwriting. It was Anne’s very own book from all those years ago!

Source – While Rome Burns, by Alexander Woollcot
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The King’s Double

The eighteenth century Italian King, Umberto went to a restaurant in Monza with General Emilio Ponzia Vaglia. The owner of the restaurant took King Umberto’s order. The King noticed that he and the restaurant owner looked almost identical. They could almost have been brothers.

As they discussed how similar they looked, they found out that they were both born on the 14th of March 1844. They had both been born in the same town. They both married women called Margherita. The owner of the restaurant opened his restaurant on the same day Umberto was crowned King.

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A few years later on the evening of July, the 29th 1900 King Umberto was told that the restaurant owner had died. As Umberto said how sorry he was to hear this sad news, he was shot four times by assassin Gaetano Bresci. King Umberto was buried in the Pantheon.
The Mysterious Plum Pudding

Emile Deschamps was in a restaurant when a stranger called Monsieur de Fortgibu sent over some plum pudding.

Ten years later Deschamps was in a Paris restaurant and noticed plum pudding on the menu. He asked the waiter to bring him of the pudding. The waiter said he was very sorry, but the last of the plum pudding had just been served to a gentleman behind Deschamps. When Deschamps turned to see who it was, it was Monsieur de Fortgibu!

Six years after that coincidence in 1832 Deschamps was at a dinner party and was offered plum pudding. At the same time as Deschamps was telling his fellow diners the story of the plum pudding coincidences, an old Monsieur de Fortgibu walked into the room!

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