Wonder how many siblings got the, simultaneous double-backhand in the cars we saw passed! ...Deutschlanders hit their kids for no good reason, right?

Upvote for sibling cheap shot during the scrum =)

Staged or not, the subtitles speak the sobering truth of the planet at-large. The difference between a kid with a head full of sports statistics and one abreast of regional religious extremes and government abuse is the difference between growing-up watching cartoons and playing XBOX and being raised amidst the sounds of mortars and helping your mother raise your siblings while dad is out chewing Khat and talking Muslim smack with his buddies.

What we need is an immediate alternative to fossil fuels in the form of unlimited free power and a worldwide routing of all assholes who hold the power now-In the next world war, the blood in the streets should only be blue.

Videos like these always just make me resent my family. The best reaction we got from them was: oh... congratulations.

That's probably because I was the last of my siblings to become a parent (and the first to do so intentionally and in wedlock).

Ya, I think they're siblings. Siblings would do this. Worse even.

*squeals* this is probably why I will always prefer dogs over people. Thanks to the LA golden rescue and to the owner for giving this precious individual a loving home and sibling. I love the part where Kanga gets distracted, it's soooooo cute. It's like the pack in UP, "Squirrel!!"

MTV used to make money by running advertisements non stop, they just called them music videos. Now that music video programming is entertainment, they had to switch to a model that made more money. CD sales really make no difference, as they replaced by digital music sales. And piracy? Please, my older siblings in the tape generation stole more music than I ever did with a dual cassette deck stereo. Not one of them ever paid for a music cassette when they could just wait til their friends bought the cassette and copy it.

I usually celebrate my birthday with a few friends, some good food and doing something enjoyable. Either cooking something a bit extravagant, or going out partying.

I'm turning 30 in a few weeks, and I'm having a party with a bunch of friends on the Saturday before my birthday, because it lines up with a party that we'll go to after a few hours of trashing my place.
And then, on my birthday, I've invited my closest friends to a dinner here at my place, just to mark the occasion and have some good company. And finally, on the request of my mom, I've invited the family over on the Sunday after.
They also "make" whoever has birthday at work wear a "crown". ( http://imgur.com/3hUkf don't I look pretty? )

I think birthday's are pretty commonly celebrated in Norway, especially for kids. They get less and less complex of course, but when you turn 18, 20, 25 or 30 people usually celebrate. And presents are a big part of birthdays here. I still buy my parents, siblings, and closest friends presents for their birthdays. Ranging from $40 - $100 depending on who it is, and what age they turned.

So yeah. That's birthdays for me.

I learned eagle chicks do these fights and one survives. http://www.mediadump.com/hosted-id137-baby-animals-which-kills-its-own-siblings-for-survival.html and http://videosift.com/video/Nature-American-Eagle-Documentary ...

Yes I'm a vegetarian.

I haven't attacked anyone [stabbed my family] yet because I haven't reached that emotional state yet. Hopefully, I'll never be put in that state.

But if I were driven to harm another person, assault with a firearm would be one of the most deadly ways to do so.

My implication is that:
While YOU may be very responsible and level-headed because of your view that state sanctioned gun ownership is a privilege. [I think that's what you think]

All these Nascar loving, mud-truck drivin', shotgun toting patriot gun-nuts in "The America", with respect for the military and authority and bureaucratic laws, believe that gun ownership is a right.

They might go thru the proper channels to obtain a license.
But what does that matter if the majority of owners have no discipline.

They just buy a gun to shoot shit.
Not prepared when they accidentally murder a person while trying to intimidate him or her.
Not prepared when their child gets a hold of it and accidentally kills a sibling or a friend.

Lastly. Are a Homo Sapien? Cause if you are.. you're an ape.
In reply to this comment by Buck:
I'll respond better when I'm home but can you answer these two questions for me?

Are you a vegetarian?

And, what is stopping you from stabbing your family to death?

And while I've been called an ape and a criminal I continue to try and be polite. I do thank you for your dialog, It seems to be an emotionally charged topic for you. I also don't think we'll ever see eye to eye; but isn't it better for opposing thoughts and ideas to be talked about, than have one or both party's in ignorance of the other?

I do agree Arizona's requirements are weak, in Canada we have to have a psych test and have our spouses and ex girlfriends all contacted as well as have no criminal record and we need references as well to be approved for a license.

I'll respond to your recent post tonight or later. But again thanks for the dialog.

My siblings and I used to play Land of the Lost as kids. Our twerp little brother was always Chaka.

Give it to your parents or siblings...Grandparents...uncles or someone... Jeeez...

The Copenhagen Phil might take exception to the lime green look!


In reply to this comment by gwiz665:
Hehe not like I look now http://imgur.com/HMbU6

Nope, no siblings. ;
In reply to this comment by bareboards2:
Thanks!

And that guy does kind of look like you, doesn't he?

Do you have a brother who plays the fiddle?
In reply to this comment by gwiz665:
That's awesome! *quality

Sweet siblings.

@ctrlaltbleach I know what a practical joke is. A lot of practical jokes are not funny.

I just listened to Jimmy Kimmel on Marc Maron's WTF Podcast, and he said his mom used to fake death for up to 30 minutes while he and his siblings grew increasingly freaked out. He said his mom did a lot of stuff like that. Maybe that explains it.