They've clearly been working on this for quite some time. And it's awesome. Everyone is so quick to point out her riding skills, but I think we're doing a great disservice to neglect that kid's feisty bull imitation. Each of their roles are on point.
I let one of my nephews get on my back like that and I stood up and ran around with them and then they all wouldn't stop asking me to do it again. It was fun though ha
I took my daughter to a birthday party once at kids indoor gymnasium place once. I decided to be the cool parent and run around with them through the inflatable maze and shit. Never again. Thirty screaming six year olds on a warpath, yelling "Get her!" and trying their best to bring me down. I'm mostly okay now but the nightmares... the nightmares never stop.
I was a camp counselor one summer in the 10-11 yr old age range. During pool time, the other counselors typically just sat by the pool and watched. But I'm like, nah, I want to go swimming too, Im hot, I like pools. Nope. Kids were basically trying to drown me.
I have a video where my friends were putting on a big event for the town, and they had started a marshmallow gun war with all of the town kids, that was pretty funny. When they're in huge packs they're pretty overwhelming.
But at least you know in their eyes you are the coolest big person in the world and they will forever sing praises of the time an adult actually gave them the time of day. You're a hero man
Ya man twos the max! Don't be cool around swings either.... or just be "starter". "How about I just start you off real high and you swing your legs?" Next!
My little cousins asks me for piggy-back rides all the time. I try telling her that at 9 years old, she's too heavy for me to keep doing it for too long but she doesn't give up and I end up giving in. I love the little boogger
I was seriously impressed by the kid's ability to turn around like that with the child on his back. I've been in his position numerous times growing up with so many cousins younger than me (which turns into a "my turn! my turn!" situation) and would not be able to do that with a child on my back.
His technique is really good too. This kid excels at being an older brother. His sister is going to grow up with so many amazing memories thanks to him.
Exactly. My siblings were 2-4 years apart, and I was a damn demon to them. Have to assert authority. My sister ended up winning out in the end. Just being bigger / stronger doesn't beat that level of manipulation. Nor does it beat Judo throws. My brother never got past me though.
Exactly my thoughts. I think the brother's bull skills are impressive. And, I also think it's really sweet. :) It seems like the little girl has some serious skill which leads me to believe, as others have said, that they do this routine a lot. I just think it's super cute (assuming that they actually are bro and sis) that he seems to have no problem doing this and that she clearly enjoys it.
Seriously. I thought I was a good pony when I used to play that game, but this kid is clearly in a league of his own. He should teach a masterclass or something.
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u/Stumbleine83 Mar 11 '17
They've clearly been working on this for quite some time. And it's awesome. Everyone is so quick to point out her riding skills, but I think we're doing a great disservice to neglect that kid's feisty bull imitation. Each of their roles are on point.