Note
: Tireless on your behalf, I watched a whole season of
2 Broke Girls
as research. Note that Kat's family name is actually "Litwack"--to reduce reader confusion I refer to her parents by her stage name of "Dennings"
Content warning
: don't read if you have a sensitive stomach: it contains VERY big tits and EXTREMELY correct opinions.
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My kid sister Kat Dennings ALWAYS HAS TO BE RIGHT. It sucks.
Eighteen years: that's how long we've lived together. Zero: that's how many times I've heard her admit to being wrong. She provokes pointless arguments about stupid topics (usually taking the most enragingly bad stance about said stupid topic) and then argues until you give up.
Cats were invented in the year 1644.
Die Hard
is a Hanukkah Movie.
Killing someone in a dream means you murdered them in another timeline and owe their real-world twin an apology (and also money).
Being blatantly wrong doesn't stop her. A shovel to the face doesn't stop her. She is a machine. Trying to out-argue my sister is like trying to out-bark a dog or out-piss the Niagara Falls. A futile endeavor.
That said, there are certain compensations to having Kat Dennings as a sister...
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"Women have a higher tolerance for pain than men," Kat randomly said around the breakfast table one morning.
Mom and dad ignored her. I was half-asleep, and like an idiot, I dived on the bait.
"That makes no sense," I said. "Men had to fight mammoths and stuff..."
"And women have to give birth and stuff," Kat retorted. "Babies are more painful than mammoths."
"No, they're not."
"Are too!" Kat's eyes flashed in delight.
Yay! A victim!
"Have you seen how big a newborn baby is? Imagine
that
coming out of your butt. You'd demand a Purple Heart. And that's Tuesday morning for us women. Face it, Zack. We're the stronger sex!"
"You're wrong."
"No, I'm right!" Kat was just smug as a peach that morning. I wanted to slap that arrogant grin right off her dial.
Her pretty smirk was framed by obsidian-black hair, braided into thick glossy pigtails. They twisted like pythons down the shoulders of a Gudrun & Gudrun cashmere sweater, where the tips rested on the upper slopes of her huge breasts.
If being stacked was a crime, my sister would currently be eating her last meal on death row. She wears a 30JJ. (Yeah, like
you
wouldn't check the tags on a big-titted sister's bra, you goodie two-shoes.) I couldn't even think of a comeback, I was too distracted by the sheer wobbling enormity of the monster jugs stretching the Gudrun & Gudrun to bursting.
"Got anything to say, big bro?" Kat smirked again, leaning forward. Her vast tits ballooned obscenely against the table, and I got an erection.
How are they so fucking big?
I thought, my palms itching with sweat.
It's like she's got a pair of motorcycle helmets under that sweater.
"Your argument makes no sense." My boner was chokeslamming out my brain for monopoly over my blood supply. "How does women giving birth prove they have a higher pain tolerance?"
"According to you, men fighting mammoths proves something, so I was pointing out that women experience
worse
pain."
"The mammoths were just an example."
Her smile became smugger. "The babies were just an example."
Hit the eject lever, or you'll be here for ten hours.
"Let's agree to disagree," I said, vengefully stabbing a streak of bacon with my fork.
"Ha!" Kat clapped her hands, her tits leaping hugely inside her sweater. "That means you lose!"
I flung the fork down. "NO, IT MEANS I THINK THE ARGUMENT IS DUMB!"
"You didn't think it was dumb before!" Kat said. "People only 'agree to disagree' when they've lost."
"It's a stupid argument about nothing," I snarled. "Grow up. There's nothing to lose. Except your two remaining brain cells by thinking about it."
"Let's hear you debunk it, if it's so stupid."
Like Michael Corleone, you think you're out...and then she pulls you back in.
"I can't, Kat, because
there's nothing to disprove.
It's random nonsense you made up. Like if I said 'hey, men have more self control than women!' at the breakfast table and then challenged you to debunk it. See? I can play that game too!"
Kat scoffed, and tried to cross her arms over her chest. This didn't work, due to insurmountable physical problems, and she awkwardly let them fall to her sides.
"I wouldn't find that very hard to debunk," she sniffed. "Everyone knows women have more self control than men."
"No they don't."
"Yes they do."
"They don't!"
"They do!"
The sniping became an all-out shooting war. Mom and dad stood up from the table, said "goodbyes" that went completely ignored under the yelling, and left for work.
"THEY DON'T!"
"THEY DO!"
* * *
"Those damn kids fight all the time," Mr Dennings grumbles, adjusting his yarmulke on the way to his car. The sounds of teenage bickering follows him to the car.
--They don't!--
--They do!--
"Kat has certainly inherited her
Bubbe's
stubborn streak," Mrs Dennings says.
"Zack's holding his own, from what I can hear."
They're at the end of the driveway, and can still hear the yells from the house.
--They don't!--
--They do!--
"They're good kids," Mrs Dennings says. "Even if they do argue like a married couple sometimes. They have bright futures ahead of them. Kat's doing so well with her acting. And Zack's got his...what does he have, honey?"
Mr Dennings sighs heavily. "...His esports career. Aspiring esports career, I should say."
*"Well, one of them has a bright future," Mrs Dennings says, rooting around in her purse for car keys. "At least they're not fooling around with drugs and pre-marital sex and all that other* mishegas.
Remember the Finkelsteins?
"