Doesn't have to be close family like your sister/brother, it can be your cousin or grandfather.

So just today, my cousin Joey called me and said "Remember my super cool Rattata? My Rattata is different from regular Rattata. It’s like my Rattata is in the top percentage of rattatas."
I find it weird that he had that memorized.

Well my friend isn't my family but he counts anyway we call pokemon the wrong names by exaggerating like calling rattata ratatatratat

Let's seee.... My family makes fun of people at like, restaurants when they are out of earshot and stuff. We all enjoy it.

My dad, brother and myself have a weird contest when we're on a road trip, We try to see who can wake our mom from sleeping in the best way. I've always lost. My dad's hard to beat.

My dad, being the old coot he is, buys newspapers every morning. We've tried getting him to just read the news on our desktop computer, but his excuse is always "But you can't get the news on that computer, not like how newspapers can." He's so stuck in his old ways. I understand that it's difficult to teach older adults (in their 50s, 60s, etc.) about the available technology these days, but still, it's ridiculous that he refuses to just read online articles and prefers to waste dollars everyday on newspapers that clutter our house.

Me and my dad are big eavesdroppers. We try to be nosy about everything when we're out, be it a restaurant, the store, anywhere really.
It's funny when you listen to some of the stuff people discuss in public.
But apparently my step-mom doesn't like it. .o.

My parents find ways to make anything we say into a quick song... *sigh*.

My mom- Likes to yell at idiotic drivers and throws some pretty hurtful insults at people who can't hear her.
My aunt- Obsesses over trying to get me a girlfriend, even though I don't really want one. She also has to buy every single iProduct and Kindle.
My grandmother- Does random hilarious things all the time, including this weird chant whenever someone does something good. "GOOD JOB, GOOD JOB! GOOD JOB, GOOD JOB! G-O-O-D J-O-B. GOOD JOB, GOOD JOB!" with a clap on each syllable.