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Sophia Sinclair said:Try being a girl with two older brothers. I was one tough ninita.
Sophia Sinclair said:I hit back.
My next oldest brother (5 yrs older) used to get derise pleasure out of getting me in trouble. For example, he'd cheat while playing a board game knowing I'd get upset and yell, which always got me in trouble and not him. Finally, one day I'd had enough and nailed him square in the gonads. Cheap shot I know but I did warn him I'd hit him beforehand. He :Crying/: for mom and got me in trouble again (the only time she hit me). After I whispered that mom wasn't always going to be there :grrrrrr: and he finally stopped his little game.
My oldest brother (9 yrs older) used to give me Indian Burns and wouldn't stop until my mom told him too because I was too stubborn to say give.
Funny thing is that if anyone else touched me they'd be all over them but would pick on me themselves.
Sophia Sinclair said:A now politically incorrect term https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cuZatHp5mk and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_school_pranks
Chinese Burn
This is a prank done by grasping the victim's forearm firmly in both hands, and then twisting the hands in opposite directions about the victim's arm to stretch their skin, making it red and sore.[SUP][/SUP]
Known primarily as a "Chinese burn" or a "snake bite" in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand, "buffalo skin" in India, "snake bite", "Chinese Sunburn" or "Indian rub" in Canada, or "Indian burn" and "Indian rug burn" in the United States (except in some midwest states such as Wisconsin and Illinois where it is known as a snakebite), "Indian burn" in France, "policeman's glove" or "hundred needles" in Hungary, "barbed wire" in the Netherlands, "needles" in Romania and Bulgaria and "Brennessel" ("stinging nettle") in Austria, Switzerland and the southern parts of Germany, "thousand needle stings" in the northern parts of Germany, "manita de puerco" (pork's little hand) in Mexico, "little fire" in the Czech Republic, "thousand needles" in Sweden, "Nettle" in Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and Russia, "French cuff" in Norway and Denmark, "kuuma makkara" (hot sausage) or "nokkonen" (nettle) in Finland and again "snakebite" in Flanders.