Not Of One Mind On The Matter

(There are two students in the class who are
identical twins. One of them has a pair of glasses
while the other one doesn’t. There is also a test
going on, so the room is silent.)

Twin #1: *hands his glasses to the student next to
him* “Pass these to [Twin #2], please.”

Student: *looks at them strangely but passes them
along to [Twin #2], who is at the other end of the
room*

Twin #2: “Thank you.”

Teacher: “[Twin #1], why did you do that?”

Twin #1: “He asked for them.”

Teacher: “No, he didn’t.”

Twin #2: “Yes, I did!”

(After class the teacher talks to the twin’s mother
who has come to pick them up.)

Teacher: “Ma’am, I don’t think that we can allow
your twins to be in the same class.”
Mother: “Why not? They’ve always been in the
same class.”

Teacher: “Because they can hear each others’
thoughts.”

Mother: “Of course they can! That’s why I had
them in the same class!”