https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?...10155329460449041&type=1&theater

LOL! That's great!

This is one reason why when I ran a supers RPG I set it in 1980. Batman Continues, Batman first started fighting crime in 1929, it is now 50 years later and the next generation is having to take over.

Hilarious! It's also why I never tag anyone or want to be tagged in photos. Love Lois's face! Did she know beforehand?

I was thinking the same thing Virginia! Imagine if that's how she found out?

Ha! Great

Laura

Maybe Clark could use this website as an excuse.

"Hey, isn't it amazing how I look just like a guy from another planet? Genetics are strange, aren't they?"

Well, to be honest, half the time, Facebook wants to tag my 3 year old twins as people I went to high school with. So Clark could blame it on some weird inaccuracy within the site.

And I totally got the feeling this was the way Lois was finding out in the pic, Virginia.

Yeah, my dad posted some pictures of his grandmother, and Facebook keeps wanting to tag them as me.

So, what Clark needs to do is find someone who resembles Lois and comment on Facebook's attempts to tag the pictures as her.

"Lois, I didn't know you were really Teri Hatcher!"

Okay. Unless you knew you were separated at birth from an identical twin or trying to get rid of a stalker, why would you want to use this website?

Apparently, the guy I had a huge crush on in college (before I met hubby) who only wanted to be friends with me, dated another woman (after I finally gave up on anything ever happening) that everyone said looked just like me.

One of the things I have in my Supergirl Returns series is that in her secret identity she admits that she looks a lot like Supergirl - but claims it's deliberate, because she's a fan! She doesn't try to change her hair colour or style, she just says that she always has her hair done in a Supergirl style, and has entered and won look-alike competitions etc. Her only disguises are contact lenses, which change the tint of her eyes from intense blue to blue-grey, and a change in posture, attitude, and speech.