Ideally, having a sibling would be great because you always have someone to play with. But most of the time, your brother or sister is a fountain of endless torment and grief. Take this sister for example. She posted the picture above with the caption, “I battered up and fried my little brother’s precious Gundam.” Yeah, siblings are the worst.
The picture and caption came in the form of a Tweet on Halloween made by Twitter user nyaru_mayu. Here it is in its entirety:
As you can see, it’s already received 4,100 retweets and inspired countless gasps of horror. It’s unknown what inspired this older sister to turn her brother’s beloved model into a greasy fried mess, but we hope she had good reason. Although most people can sympathize; sometimes sisters are just mean.
Source: Byoukan Sunday
Image: Twitter (nyaru_mayu)
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