Me, calling my sister:
"Hey."
No response
"HEY!"
No response
"HEY, DICKLIPS!"
"What?"
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"You're my present this year"
Is this an incest joke?
There is a Folgers ad that is written by people who do not have siblings, and performed by actors who want to fuck each other.
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Aw man, I love how you just said "extended cut". It took me a looooong time to realize it's a parody.
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I love the implication that there is no "real coffee" in west Africa, despite it being in the coffee belt (in contrast to the USA)
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I recommend the cj the x video on it.
Based CJ the X enjoyer
I love their videos, insanely chaotic and just all around a brain massage
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I don't think I've ever called my brother "bro". I call my friends "bro" all the time.
Idk, I definitely call both my brothers bro, but I'm also 10 yrs younger than one and 21 yrs older than the other. They're also both half-bros tho, so maybe that's it
I've also used brochacho here and there since learning it
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Luckily, though an only child, I had plenty of friends with siblings and I quickly caught on to that 'sis' or 'bro' was never used in anything except the most facetious fashion.
We just called each other cunts
Found the Aussie
Maybe we should just stay bad at writing siblings. Let them keep this one, as a treat.
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Japanese translators have entered the chat.
"Notice me, person-who-is-my-senior-in-whatever-situation-I-met-them!"
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I just use my sibling's first name most of the time.
Same, but every year, they get a shorter and a longer nickname.
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It's called exposition. How else are lazy writers supposed to explain the relationship?
Me and my sister call each other “trash” (sounds better in our language). We constantly make jokes about the other being trash (I.e “I gotta take the trash out” with a subsequent “why do you need to go out?”) etc.
We’re in our 20s
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"Sup, bitch."
I was partial to, "Hey, fucko."
Weird. I greet mine like Mufasa on the edge of the cliff. "BROTHER!"
I have yet to be thrown to my doom.
My brother and I greet each other by straight-up shouting each other's names. Sometimes we go back and forth in increasingly-angry tones, before finally ending with a sweet and gentle, "... hi."
My bro used to call me shitpants (in German) and I callt my cousin lovingly "little shitpants" Also been called clevershit a lot by my siblings (which was fair ig.) But when things got tough they had my back.
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My family has fully adopted the Buster Bluth, "Hey brother", "hey sister", "hey cousin".
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My older brother and I never greeted each other except with nonverbal communication, IE hitting each other.
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i have a lot of siblings, and the only time ive ever called any of them "sis" or "bro" is when my older step brother and i make fun of the "step bro" memes
make fun of
Uh huh. 🧐
My brother always says "hey little sister" to me though...
Since we're taking a poll in these comments, my go tos for my brother are "Hey Brotato" and "Hey Broseph", while my sister gets called her shortened first name (which she doesn't even go by, and hates, haha). Only time she gets sis is if I'm feeling silly and yell "Oi Sis!!!" with a vague cockney or pirate accent for some reason.
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"Oh dearest sister" is for when you want something. "Hey" is the standard greeting.
I call both of my siblings shitass (or poopbutt when their kids are around) because my dudes guess what they do with their asses
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My sisters say hey sis to eachother. I’ll ask em if it’s making fun of this or if it’s real next time I see them.
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in Turkish it actually isn't far too uncommon to call your little brother 'son' (oğlum) haha
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Weird, I've always called my sister 'sis' and my sister calls me 'bro'
bold of you to assume the conversations i have with my siblings include coherent words of any kind
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