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(My sister and I are wreaking havoc at the check-out counter at the local supermarket. The cashier hands my sister a bag of muffins.)
Sister: “Here, take the muffins.”
(I grab the muffins.)
Sister: “Stop being so aggressive! Stop molesting the muffins!”
(The cashier is trying to hold back the giggles and hands my sister a bag of raw meat. I grab the bag of meat out of my sister’s hand.)
Me: “Ah, no! The men carry the meat in this family!”
Sister: “Then give me the darn muffins back!”
Me: “Never!”
Cashier: *now on the verge of tears, speaking very quickly* “Your total is $20.95. Thank you, and have a nice day!”
Sister and me: “Thank you!”
(We happily leave the supermarket.)

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(Me and my mom are on the porch, saying goodbye to my brother who is leaving for college.)
Me: “I’m going to miss you. Just don’t make me an aunt!”
Brother: “Don’t make me an uncle!”
(My neighbor has been watching us. He looks shocked.)
Mom: *to neighbor, very proudly* “Yup, they’re my kids.”

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(My little brother is lamenting how different he is from everyone else in the family.)
Little brother: “Dad, was I adopted?”
Dad: “Yes, but they brought you back.”

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(I’m living away from home, going to school. My parents call me almost every night for a short chat.)
Mom: “How was class today honey?”
Me: “I didn’t have class. I had my lab exam, remember?”
Mom: “Oh, right. Did you learn anything new?”
Me: “No, I had my lab exam!”
Mom: “Oh, right. When’s your lab exam?”
Me: “Today!”
Mom: “Oh, right. When’s your next exam?”
Me: “Monday. Mom, I’m going to head off now.”
Mom: “Ok, honey, love you. Good luck in your exam tomorrow.”

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(My dad purchases a new plunger, and is in the bathroom telling my mom how to use it.)
Dad: *sarcastically* “You know, for the new plunger, you have to pull the handle out before you can use it.”
Mom: “I know how to use a plunger.”
Sister: “Are you sure? You know you’ve got to put it in the toilet, right? And then push.”
Me: “And then pull.”
Sister: “And then push.”
Me: “And then pull.”
Sister: “And then push.”
Me: “And then pull.”
Sister: “And then you’ve got to take it out of the toilet before you sit down.”
(Dad starts cracking up.)
Mom: “I hate all of you.”

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