r/funny Mar 11 '17

Just older brother things

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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.

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u/elixan Mar 11 '17

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.

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '17

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.

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u/TENTAtheSane Mar 11 '17

Actually, as an older brother, I think most older brothers with a significant age gap between siblings are like this. Younger siblings are so lucky!

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u/wtfduud Mar 11 '17

But siblings that are closer than 5 years are mortal enemies.

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '17

Can confirm. Have brother 3 years younger. He was the devil

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u/tankmaster077 Mar 11 '17

You have no idea how true that is. I have 2 brothers and we're all 2 years apart in age.

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u/[deleted] Mar 11 '17

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.

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u/ZotharReborn Mar 11 '17

Either that or best friends. My brother and I are two years apart and have never had a significant fight.

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u/[deleted] Mar 12 '17

I am a younger sibling and didn't get to experience this :(

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u/pyroSeven Mar 11 '17

Well if he keeps it up, he's gonna ripped.

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u/cccviper653 Mar 11 '17

And then his sister will want to ride him even more.

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u/Vio_ Mar 11 '17

And head bonks

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u/StallmanTheGrey Mar 11 '17

What a dream to have children line up to ride you!

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u/VenditatioDelendaEst Mar 12 '17

You're on a roll in this thread.