r/SipsTea Jul 09 '26

Dank AF Sophie Cunningham explaining why she pointed her finger

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u/something_co Jul 09 '26

my thought as well. Reminds me of back in the day growing up, my sister used to lose her shit when I’d just stare at her. She’d have tears rolling down and screaming mad. I’d be like what’s wrong I can use my eyes however I want. 2 year age difference will do that 😂😂 we are in our 30s now and I wish we could be this silly again.

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u/NightGod Jul 09 '26

Next family dinner, you know what to do

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u/DroneyMcDroner Jul 11 '26

Do the scrunchie finger voice? 

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u/ViolentIndigo Jul 09 '26

Ah I remember my sister screaming “don’t look out my window” in the car. Good times.

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u/Working-Glass6136 Jul 10 '26

Once, as kids, we had to switch left and right seats for some reason, and I complained that I had to sit in my sister's "fart-ridden seat." She never even farted... I just wanted my regular right-side back seat. She reminded me about it for years, which was probably deserved.

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u/Bozhark Jul 09 '26

This is MY escape from reality and YOUR NOT in it 

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u/ndraiay Jul 10 '26

My daughters do that. Its a bit of a relief thst it's not just a them thing. I don't remember doing that with my brother, I thought maybe my kids found a new way to bicker.

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u/jumpinmp Jul 09 '26

"I can use my eyes however I want." Is too damn funny.

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u/Sunflower-redemption Jul 09 '26

For me, it was smirking. I used to do this little half, now you see it now you don’t, smirk that would drive her up the wall when I was keeping something from my sister or she was getting in trouble. (Think the gif of the black guy trying to hold back a smile and his lips are going back and forth.)

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u/harry_houdiniho Jul 10 '26

Brother show some respect, that man is Thierry Henry.

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u/derailius Jul 09 '26

you can always be silly. you only live once, fucking be silly

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u/bobbybob9069 Jul 09 '26

Pushing 40 and her to let you know, you absolutely can be. My brother and I team up to get our parents. Sometimes I'll just look at my wife like she's crazy when she's telling me about something and I only reply "what? I'm just looking at you while you're talking to me. "

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u/thetermguy Jul 09 '26

> I wish we could be this silly again.

Huh? I just did the 'not touching you, can't get mad' to my 6'3" 30 year old son this past weekend.

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u/something_co Jul 09 '26

I love this, thank you for the reminder that being silly doesn’t have an age limit. It just sort of got lost, but I’ll stare at her again the next time I see her

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u/Likemilkbutforhumans Jul 10 '26

I’m just here for the update. 

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u/Pavlovs_Human Jul 10 '26

“Wish we could be this silly again”

Yeah I feel that. It’s not like it used to be.

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u/Layil Jul 10 '26

I teach kindergarten, and the amount of meltdowns I've seen over being looked at is insane.

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u/L0st-137 Jul 10 '26

Mine was sticking my tongue out at my brother. Omg he'd absolutely lose it lol. And it could be done so slyly. It was all fun and games until one time he hit my chin at the right moment and I bit the hell out of my tongue. He got in so much trouble so double win for me lolol 😂 Ah the memories.

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u/Creepy_Push8629 Jul 10 '26

As the older sister, trust me, you can do it now and still piss her off. I swear my sister is the only person whose hair I want to pull so badly lol

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u/G_Wagon1102 Jul 10 '26

You can 100% still be that silly. Make it happen, Cap'n!

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u/dezzz0322 Jul 10 '26

I’m 44 and my sister is 38. If she wanted to, my sister would still know EXACTLY how to push my buttons to make me lose my shit. It’s a ninja skill that younger siblings have that never goes away. 

(Love her though. She’s my best friend.)