Random Things You Used to Argue With Your Siblings About (14 items)

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  (#14) She Borrowed Your Clothes Without Asking

  There are two ends to this story: 1. Then she hung the dirty shirt back up in the closet, deodorant stains and all! As if you wouldn’t notice. 2. You caught her in the act! She may have tried to pull her sweatshirt on before you noticed, but you always did.
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  (#1) Tattling

  This was long before you knew your rights of “innocent until proven guilty.” Back in the day, it was literally all about the "he said, she said." Sometimes you were guilty and sometimes you weren’t, but whoever got told on first was the one who’d end up in time out.
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  (#7) The Bathroom

  The early bird gets the worm, and until you booked your first flight with a major airline or tried to buy Weekend 1 passes to Coachella, you thought this phrase applied to the endless battle over using the bathroom.
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  (#9) Doing the Dishes

  Maybe you took turns washing or drying. Or maybe you took turns every night doing all the dishes. Either way, neither one was glamorous, and it was never "fair" for the person doing the most work.
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  (#10) Who Got to Be First Player

  When it came to playing video games with your brother or sister, you always wanted to be first player. When playing Super Nintendo, it wasn't uncommon to yell or even have fist fights with siblings over who got to be player one. If you are a younger sibling, you probably know what it feels like to play as Luigi more than you do Mario. 
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  (#5) It Wasn’t His Turn

  But he went anyway. Whether it was jumping off the diving board, choosing the radio station, or playing on the computer, some siblings didn’t honor the pre-determined order of opportunity. And some siblings were always keeping track.

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