21-07-2003 22:18									#1
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Am I alone or does anyone else have a sibling, younger or older, that just cant seem to keep from making a noise any longer than a few seconds. Wether it be talking, humming, whistling, moving stuff around, stomping, does it just seem like they are alway making noise?

Personaly I have a sister that is always talking or moving stuff around. Quite frequently she'll yell at our pets when they are trying to get her attention, but only when it is quiet. She wont yell at them if there are people over and shes talking to them or if the tv or stereo is on. And when its quiet I can see it in her eyes shes just looking for a reason to talk, like just now. Im sitting here at the computer all nice and quiet and she goes to walk out the door and what does she do? She tells me to make sure the animals are fed and have water and tells me to take them outside sometime today. I am the only person in our house that does those things, and she knows it. I hate being related to people, they get annoying after 16 years...

	21-07-2003 22:21									#2
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two words: duct tape

	21-07-2003 22:21									#3
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I think that is how my sister may think of me every so often

	21-07-2003 22:22									#4
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*raises hand*

I'm pretty sure you just descirbed my sister aswell, Space.

	21-07-2003 22:24									#5
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Everybody in my family fidgets, so while my brother does keep doing things like snapping his fingers or humming or whatever (now he plays with his wedding ring), I can't say that I blame him, because I do the same thing. (I've found that chewing gum helps the rest of me to hold still, though.)

	21-07-2003 22:25									#6
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There any alcohol in the house?

	21-07-2003 22:26									#7
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Does anyone happen to own an island where we could all ship our siblings?

	21-07-2003 22:26									#8
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ooh, and then my other sister. Me and my oldest sister are like best friends, but when shes gets bored and Im doing something, like reading doing homework or playing a game she'll talk to me. I'll give her short answers because Im doing something and then she'll explode and start asking me why Im pissed at her!

	21-07-2003 22:33									#9
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quote: Originally posted by trickey Does anyone happen to own an island where we could all ship our siblings?

You mean an island where they could ship us? (being sibling and all)

	21-07-2003 22:46									#10
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my younger sister (21... today is her birthday in fact) is a drama queen and cannot accept even the littlest bit of criticism or suggestion without turning into a psycho-hose-beast...

	21-07-2003 23:18									#11
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at least you are not an only child.

I was not either. I'm actually kind of glad. It would seem lonely to me.

	21-07-2003 23:19									#12
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quote: Originally posted by Sava my younger sister (21... today is her birthday in fact) is a drama queen and cannot accept even the littlest bit of criticism or suggestion without turning into a psycho-hose-beast...

Isn't that normal female behaviour?

	21-07-2003 23:38									#13
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quote: Originally posted by Dissident at least you are not an only child. I was not either. I'm actually kind of glad. It would seem lonely to me.

U should try being youngest of 5 brothers & growing up w/ your siblings out of the house already due to extenuatting sp?cicumstances

	21-07-2003 23:39									#14
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quote: Originally posted by Dissident at least you are not an only child. I was not either. I'm actually kind of glad. It would seem lonely to me.

U should try being youngest of 5 brothers & growing up w/ your siblings out of the house already due to extenuatting sp?circumstances

	22-07-2003 00:04									#15
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quote: Isn't that normal female behaviour?

This is beyond "normal" female behavior.

	22-07-2003 00:09									#16
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I only have one sibling; an older sister. I think I was the annoying younger brother back when we were growing up. The funny thing is we never got along when we were growing up but now that we both have our own lives and own houses we cal each other all the time.

Go figure.

	22-07-2003 00:12									#17
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Im not talking about typical annoying, like being loud on purpose just to annoy annoying, I mean entirely unintentional but still nonetheless annoying annoying.

	22-07-2003 00:17									#18
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I'm annoying to my sister on purpose.

	22-07-2003 02:08									#19
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who isn't?

	22-07-2003 02:26									#20
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I have an older sister (26 since yesterday, and also married and living in another country), and a younger sister (20). I love them.

My younger sister doesn't like quiet, and often has lots to talk about, but it's all very tolerable. But then, she's on holiday right now (coming back later this week), so maybe I'm just starting to miss it again.

	22-07-2003 04:34									#21
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If my sister could hold a conversation I wouldn't mind, but she can't hold a conversation without becoming super *****, if you say one thing that she doesn't like she flips. Not to mention she's very Janus faced, and I can't stand people like that. Im protective of her, but I can't say wether I love her or not, especially not as of lately since she's been a ***** about something (long story if you want to hear about it just say so and I'll paraphrase it.)

Oh yeah! and just a few minutes ago after I got done cleaning most of the house I told her she could do the dishes (the most loathed of all chores around my house) or she could clean the kitchen floor (the easiest chore of all). She told me to **** off because she's sleeping. Little does she realise that she has unintentionaly incurred the rath of Mom. When she gets home theres going to be arguing. Nothing new really.

	22-07-2003 07:48									#22
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My older brother, Derek, is still a legend in my mind. I wish all the time that I could tell him to remember to be a good person, but I think that he's probably trying real hard to be the hero I've always considered him. Especially since I can't seem to get a hold of him. He stopped answering the phone a long time ago.

He listened to Dad about a lot of the wrong things, because acknowledging the truth was scarier than hearing the words.

Except that your heart always knows the truth - that's what spawns true belief in the first place. That's why some people have heart attacks - their hearts just couldn't hold any more disbelief. Like the difference between a diesel engine and a gas engine.

However, on a lighter note, that head-fake couldn't fool a deaf, dumb, blind wheelchair-bound dyslexic. So play tennis instead - or volleyball. You don't have to be the best at EVERYTHING, you know? I mean, I'll still LET you win, if you want.

I know, don't worry. I NEVER let you win.

Still miss ya all the time. SSDD.

Danny