Pieter Langerock and Paul Langerock was a man the world's oldest twins are still alive. Both men are citizens of Belgium was born on July 8, 1913.
The two brothers lived together almost all his life. Including the current, live share room in nursing homes outside the town of Ghent, Belgium.
The secret of age length is fed sparingly, drink a glass of wine every day and not chasing after girls.
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After passing through a long journey of career as a judge of the Court in the mid-20th century, 102-year-old man who prefer speaking France is preferred to be called "Pierre and Paul".
Both enjoy a glass of wine every day. "Give us Bordeaux, but quality," said Paul on the nurses in the nursing home where they take shelter since three years ago since leaving their own homes.
The two are not married, each disagreed with the choice of potential life of his brother's friend for many years. "Yes, Paul was my best friend. We're always together, "said Pieter.
Although they are the oldest surviving twin brother living in the world, it took three more years for a record-breaking twins Glen and a Dale Moyer from the us who reached the age of 105.
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