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noelle

@calumhoodless / calumhoodless.tumblr.com

iโ€™ll tell you what i like
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Iโ€™m right and I should say it

Wait. How are peoples with siblings greeting eachother then?

โ€œHeyโ€

โ€œHeyโ€

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pixiis-blog

โ€œHey Dork.โ€

โ€œI am not a dork.โ€

โ€œYes you are. And mom wants to talk to you.โ€

โ€œWhats up buttholesโ€

โ€œShut up Loserโ€

โ€œHey maaaanโ€

โ€œHey maaaaanโ€

Or

โ€œHey stoop-stoopsโ€

โ€œNoโ€

โ€œWho are you?โ€

โ€œHey shitheadโ€

โ€œHey dickfaceโ€

โ€œWhaddup slutโ€

*Hey โ€˜name of siblingโ€™* *Get out of my room*

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dragonpyre

โ€œHey nerdโ€ โ€œWhat do you wantโ€

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avatarpotato

โ€œSup bitchโ€

โ€œFuck offโ€

*steps into the room and stares at them until they notice and stare back for a solid 15 seconds, neither of you move a muscle*

โ€œwhatโ€

โ€œwhat do you want for dinnerโ€

That last one!!!

Passing each other in a corridor/when entering or exiting a room/in the stairs/wherever:

*drops into battle-poses and makes pterodactyl screeches while fake-swinging and kicking at each other before continuing on as if nothing happened*

-pass by each other, make eye contact, narrow eyes and glare at each other in silence for about 10 seconds before continuing on your path-ย 

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irishais

โ€œhey nerdโ€

โ€œs'up, Chewbaccaโ€

also always overcome with the urge to immediately end the other when in their presence.

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kawree

Thatโ€™s it thatโ€™s having siblings. 24/7.

cain instinct

sibling: in room upstairs

me: sitting in the living room downstairs

me, screaming at the top of my lungs: [NAME]!!!!!!

sibling, from their room: โ€œWHATโ€

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thethingiam

Meeting in the kitchen halfway through the day

โ€œHave we said hi today?โ€

โ€œDonโ€™t knowโ€ฆโ€

โ€œHiโ€

โ€œHiโ€

Each go back to their room

Basically, there are no rules but itโ€™s always chaosโ€ฆ

Or actually, The rules of siblinghood is kind of like fight club.

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booty shorts that say โ€œi love you. iโ€™ve loved you since the first time you picked up your ukelele and you wrote a song about clouds, a silly little song about clouds, i love you. and that night in your room when you told me you loved me i meant to say it, i meant to say it, and iโ€™ve kicked myself everyday since then because i didnโ€™t say it but i do, i love you. iโ€™ve loved you since seventh grade when i made you ride in the front row of demonโ€™s destiny at six flags, and you told me you sometimes get a little seasick on rollercoasters and i said: cmon, live a little. i remember. and then i puked all over your shoes, and you didnโ€™t even make me feel bad about it, no, you just said, umโ€”no worries, iโ€™ve wanted to get rid of these shoes for a while. yeah, because you outgrew them. and the thing is, i never outgrew you. and i donโ€™t really know what happens tomorrow, or in two minutes when we walk out that door. all i know is, i want this feeling to keep going. because this whole experience, iโ€™m justโ€”iโ€™m not ready for it to be over. for us to be, i mean. and if that means doing another musical? fine. i get to pick the musical. fine, thatโ€™s fine, itโ€™s all fine. i justโ€”i donโ€™t want this to be just a showmance, really. i want it to be the real thing. i meanโ€”i think it is the real thing, i justโ€”i want a chance to prove it. i do. i mean, lookโ€”ricky, um, you know in musicals when people burst into song when theyโ€™ve run out of things to say? yeah. sometimes itโ€™s easier to just kiss. yeah. yeah. yeah.โ€ on the ass

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When i was a kid, a creep tried to lure me away with him in Walmart. I said Iโ€™d have to ask my mom (who was on the other side of the store), then went to the nearest lady. An elderly black woman. I hugged her and said VERY loudly: โ€œMommy! This man says he knows you from church and that he has puppies outside! Can i go?โ€ She said โ€œno baby, you stay with meโ€ And i just nodded and walked away with her as every able bodied person nearby converged to kick the creepโ€™s ass.

I helped an elderly black lady put a big thing of water in her buggy and she said thank you, baby and hugged me and I nearly cried

in this house we protect elderly black women at all costs

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