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018 Archivespuns are strong in this family.

Reddit user plscanunot was shocked to find their sister created the same exact Mother's Day card they did, picture and pun included. The most shocking part of card design is that the siblings live in different cities and did not tell the other what they were making for their mom.

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Some users pointed out that the siblings should go into card design with one as the writer and the other as the artist.

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While others offered new puns for the siblings to use next Mother's Day.

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They certainly are siblings.

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