Most Disturbing Thing You've Seen A Family Member Do

Xerox

Mine would be coming home early to see my 16 year old son dressed in his older sisters clothes and his sister applying make-up to him. Then she says "we do this often".

EraseAndRewind

looks like your daughter is a lot more open minded than you eh:rolleyes:

plein de force

i think everyone will agree with
seeing a middle aged male relative dancing at a famlily occasion

Xerox

EraseAndRewind wrote: »

looks like your daughter is a lot more open minded than you eh:rolleyes:

Yup, It was pretty weird that see helped him cross-dress.

Brendog

When my mother was giving me a lift and began singing to "Take That"...................................with no hands on the wheel

The_Kew_Tour

Seeing my cousin on X Factor auditions on TV and lets just say made fooking tit of himself and Cowell nearly had heart attack from laughter.

Dardania

walking in on the folk...at it...


ughhhhhhhhhhhh

Xerox

Dardania wrote: »

walking in on the folk...at it...


ughhhhhhhhhhhh

That almost happened to me when I was a teenager, thankfully my ears caught it before my vision.

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anyone else tempted to ask the OP to post pics of the daughter of GTFO but afraid to do so in case she's not older than her brother, but then thinking that she must be or her clothes wouldn't fit, but then thinking that she might be too fat to want to see pics, but then thinking that some pics are better than no pics ...

Xerox

Fitzcaraldo wrote: »

anyone else tempted to ask the OP to post pics of the daughter of GTFO but afraid to do so in case she's not older than her brother, but then thinking that she must be or her clothes wouldn't fit, but then thinking that she might be too fat to want to see pics, but then thinking that some pics are better than no pics ...

I'm not giving you pictures of my daughter and yes she's older than her brother and she's petite...

SadieSue

Recently, seeing my father-in-law blow his nose on the tablecloth. We were just finished dinner too. Disgusting.

alwaysadub

My nephew letting his friend send everyone in the family a text saying he was commiting suicide..as a 'joke'. By the time we finished with him,he knew never to try that again.

Also,my uncle tried killing a few people,but i didn't see that myself..

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Xerox wrote: »

I'm not giving you pictures of my daughter and yes she's older than her brother and she's petite...

See, I bet you're all glad I asked now.




















OP - PM me;)

cbmonstra

My little brother playing 'red rocket' with the dog

Standard Toaster

Meh

up for anything

EraseAndRewind wrote: »

looks like your daughter is a lot more open minded than you eh:rolleyes:

Don't know why you're rolling your eyes? I think any parent, who didn't have prior knowledge and even with it, would find that somewhat disturbing. It doesn't have any bearing on whether the OP is open-minded or not.

My nephew opening his Christmas present from his father in front of us all to find an empty box.

My brother kicking my Dad so hard in the balls, he was down for an hour..
Awkward. But deserved.

Xerox

up for anything wrote: »

Don't know why you're rolling your eyes? I think any parent, who didn't have prior knowledge and even with it, would find that somewhat disturbing. It doesn't have any bearing on whether the OP is open-minded or not.

My nephew opening his Christmas present from his father in front of us all to find an empty box.

The scariest bit about it was that he had a girlfriend at the time, but he always had a great relationship with his sister. I wouldn't care if he told me at the time that he crossed dressed, but seeing it is a little bit freaky.

11811

Dardania wrote: »

walking in on the folk...at it...


ughhhhhhhhhhhh

Trust me Dardania, it's better to walk in on both your parents instead of just one of them.

xoxyx

up for anything wrote: »

My nephew opening his Christmas present from his father in front of us all to find an empty box.

Ahhhhhhh - that's so sad. And yet, so funny!

Was it a mistake or was his father just really cruel! I mean, going to the trouble of actually wrapping up the box. It's hilariously tragic!

Gummy Panda

11811 wrote: »

Trust me Dardania, it's better to walk in on both your parents instead of just one of them.

Oh god :eek:

up for anything

z_topaz wrote: »

Ahhhhhhh - that's so sad. And yet, so funny!

Was it a mistake or was his father just really cruel! I mean, going to the trouble of actually wrapping up the box. It's hilariously tragic!

It was horrible. We were all waiting around dying to see what it was. The poor lad was only about 13/14 at the time. His father doesn't believe in Christmas (does the Trocaire fast on the 25/26 Dec every year) and has a skewed sense of humour. We kept waiting for the 'punch line' but there wasn't one.

starbelgrade

I was like watching TV the other day & Jedward were on (nyom nyom) and my dad walked in & he was like "Who are those guys?" and me & my bff were all like "OMG, WTF, OMG?!"

I was like lmao & my bff rofl'ed.

Parents are soooo embarrasing.

Dancor

My then boyfriend/future husband and my mother killing my father many years ago.

recylingbin

Xerox wrote: »

Mine would be coming home early to see my 16 year old son dressed in his older sisters clothes and his sister applying make-up to him. Then she says "we do this often".

At least she wasn't giving him sonstroke.

MiciG91

Dancor wrote: »

My then boyfriend/future husband and my mother killing my father many years ago.

And we have a winner

damoz

MiciG91 wrote: »

And we have a winner

Dancor - can you get online in the new criminal court ? I think you should pay attention of the trial and not boards

http://www.rte.ie/news/2010/0623/mcgrathb.html

phill106

Xerox wrote: »

Mine would be coming home early to see my 16 year old son dressed in his older sisters clothes and his sister applying make-up to him. Then she says "we do this often".

Perhaps he was just......Copying her....



YYYYYeeeeeeeeeaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Xerox wrote: »

I'm not giving you pictures of my daughter and yes she's older than her brother and she's petite...

Are you sure I can't have........ A copy?





YYYYYeeeeeeeeeaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Roomic Cube

phill106 wrote: »

Perhaps he was just......Copying her....



YYYYYeeeeeeeeeaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh


Are you sure I can't have........ A copy?





YYYYYeeeeeeeeeaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

hahaha oh horatio

Lux23

My brother eating a bag of crisps while sitting on the toliet. He is profoundly autistic but it was still disgusting like even if he didn't realise it was unsanitary.

ChocolateSauce

Seen my mother have sex.

/thread

phill106

I was in the toilet, minding my own business, eating crisps and my sister walked in on me....

cocalolaman

starbelgrade wrote: »

I was like watching TV the other day & Jedward were on (nyom nyom) and my dad walked in & he was like "Who are those guys?" and me & my bff were all like "OMG, WTF, OMG?!"

I was like lmao & my bff rofl'ed.

Parents are soooo embarrasing.

...

Anyway,nothing too disturbing really,just really bad dancing at a party..

BickNarry

My sisters going away party the other night,my ole laid's telling a story bout some posh wan in work...

''And she was standing there next to her big FUCK ME car.....''

Cue stunned looks from the gran and young cousins till we realised she'd tried to be cool again....

''Its a big Fuck off car.............''

petes

phill106 wrote: »

I was in the toilet, minding my own business, eating crisps and my sister walked in on me....

anthony4335

F*ck it I'm getting old. Too lasy or just don't care any more to google crap like this "lmao & my bff rofl'ed".
Most disturbing thing, My father adding water to low fat milk when we were running low.

Dman001

starbelgrade wrote: »

I was like watching TV the other day & Jedward were on (nyom nyom) and my dad walked in & he was like "Who are those guys?" and me & my bff were all like "OMG, WTF, OMG?!"

I was like lmao & my bff rofl'ed.

Parents are soooo embarrasing.

You may be joking writing that, but I actually want to kill that post if it is physically possible.

Pace2008

Dardania wrote: »

walking in on the folk...at it...


ughhhhhhhhhhhh

How the **** do you live with it? I resent my very existence knowing that the ould folks had to have done it at least once for me to have come into being.

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I remember walking in on my da doin' my ma from behind - pounding it into her so he was - then I realised it wasn't my Ma at all - it was the babysitter, so I joined him for a spitroast.

It was one of those bonding moments I'll always remember ...

Stark

Leaving bloody sanitary pads on the bathroom floor.

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Stark wrote: »

Leaving bloody sanitary pads on the bathroom floor.

Meh, I used to runa at them, jump on and then shout "Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiipeouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut!" as I slid across the tiles - thought it was kinda cool to be honest.

Dardania

Pace2008 wrote: »

How the **** do you live with it? I resent my very existence knowing that the ould folks had to have done it at least once for me to have come into being.

i just bottle it up and try not to ... TICK, HEAD WOBBLE ... think about it

stupidusername

Lux23 wrote: »

My brother eating a bag of crisps while sitting on the toliet. He is profoundly autistic but it was still disgusting like even if he didn't realise it was unsanitary.

I get how you may be confused, but how is this disturbing? I've a nephew who has autism, and he sits on the toilet for ages, and reads whole books. This doesn't disturb me at all.

phill106

Insurgent wrote: »

read the post 2 or 3 above mine....

Pace2008

stupidusername wrote: »

I get how you may be confused, but how is this disturbing? I've a nephew who has autism, and he sits on the toilet for ages, and reads whole books. This doesn't disturb me at all.

Generally, you don't eat books.

Fizman

11811 wrote: »

Trust me Dardania, it's better to walk in on both your parents instead of just one of them.

You're absolutely right Millhouse.

Beruthiel

Pace2008 wrote: »

I resent my very existence knowing that the ould folks had to have done it at least once for me to have come into being.

Listen son, you don't own the rights on doin' the wild thing.
We go at it hard every night, twice on Sundays.

Your Loving Mother...

stupidusername

Pace2008 wrote: »

Generally, you don't eat books.

And you don't read crisps. What's your point?

Lando Griffin

My mother went on holidays for a week but cooked a leg of lamb for the father to do him for the week. I too was away and arrived home on Thursday, and asked Dad if he wanted dinner.
“Sure there is a leg of lamb in the oven he said”
I put on the spuds, some carrots and made a bit of gravy and had all ready, took out the leg of lamb and cut a slice of it, next thing load f maggots came spilling out of it.
Dad, didn’t even notice them there, but don’t know if they were there Wednesday or not.

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stupidusername wrote: »

And you don't read crisps. What's your point?

Lux23 wrote: »

My brother eating a bag of crisps while sitting on the toliet. He is profoundly autistic but it was still disgusting like even if he didn't realise it was unsanitary.

Dudess

It's unhygienic to be eating while on the toilet is what's being said. Meh, true, and I wouldn't do it myself, but I don't see what's "disturbing" about it - especially in this case when the kid didn't fully know any better.

alwaysadub wrote: »

My nephew letting his friend send everyone in the family a text saying he was commiting suicide..as a 'joke'. By the time we finished with him,he knew never to try that again.

Also,my uncle tried killing a few people,but i didn't see that myself..

:eek:

up for anything wrote: »

Don't know why you're rolling your eyes? I think any parent, who didn't have prior knowledge and even with it, would find that somewhat disturbing. It doesn't have any bearing on whether the OP is open-minded or not.

Yeah, I was thinking that - a case of looking for closed-mindedness when there may not be any. Any parent, even the most liberal one, would still be taken aback to walk in on their son wearing his sister's clothes and the sister putting on his make-up for him. It's not something you'd see every day and being initially shocked by such a sight doesn't mean having a problem with it.

My nephew opening his Christmas present from his father in front of us all to find an empty box.

up for anything wrote: »

It was horrible. We were all waiting around dying to see what it was. The poor lad was only about 13/14 at the time. His father doesn't believe in Christmas (does the Trocaire fast on the 25/26 Dec every year) and has a skewed sense of humour. We kept waiting for the 'punch line' but there wasn't one.

That's fukked up - I don't think there's any justification for parents who "don't believe" in Christmas forcing it on their kids. It's a time of year primarily for children and young people - let them make up their minds on it when they're adults. It's just like forcing religion on a kid, something which I've no doubt many of those adults who "don't believe in" Christmas would be appalled by...
Kudos to the guy too for doing a fast for the starving children in Africa but playing a cruel joke like that on his own kid :-\