Friday, April 11, 2008
My new question for everyone.
"If there's like a brother and a sister and they're in their late 20s for example and they have no skeletons in their closet and they've never been abused and like one night when they're hammered at a wedding reception they're drunk and one tells the other that they've always found them secretly hot, and the other one's like, 'Yeah, I've always thought that too,' would it be wrong for them to get together?"
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What is people's reaction?
Well, usually I give a much longer, unnecessary scenario with details like, "so, you know, she's a little drunk and turns to her brother and is like, 'you know, I've always kind of thought you were hot, baby bro,' and he gets this big old smile and is like, 'you know, I've always thought that you're hot too, sis," and I emphasize the words "baby bro" and "sis" when I impersonate the couple, so people get the sense that it's not just an ethical situation, but one that makes me hot in the telling through the unnecessary detail.
Also, they usually are like, "But it would be wrong because they'd have a mutant child!", and then I'm quite seriously like, "But what if she just wants to suck her brother off?", which they find either dismaying or amusing, depending on their disposition.
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