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Learn the woman’s last name before sleeping with her. Otherwise you may show up at your dad’s wedding rehearsal dinner and be introduced to the woman you slept with the night before as your half-sister who you haven’t seen in almost 20 years.

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  1. Shipoopi says:

    and? was the sex good?

  2. Jorge says:

    Just think, “I love you like a brother” is no longer a friendzone line!

  3. Angry Mob says:

    Doesn’t matter, had sex.

  4. mm says:

    Shouldn’t do it anyway. Wait until you’re married to someone before doing it.

  5. Queen Anthai says:

    But THEN what happened?

  6. a guy that lol'd says:

    thats some prime time wincest right there

  7. Juliet Marilynne says:

    no fail. HALF-sister. and if she found you attractive as well, no harm no foul.
    a little embarrassing maybe, but FAIL, nah……

    • V says:

      I could be wrong, but I think you might be confusing “half” and “step”. With half-sibling, there’s still a biological link via the parent but there’s no biological link between step-siblings. So I’d say probably a fail but let’s just hope there are no 6-fingered babies to remind them of their oopsy!

      • Xebi says:

        Half-siblings are as closely related as e.g. aunts and nephews, or grandparents and grandchildren. Would you sleep with your grandparents? Or your siblings’ kids?

        • Xebi says:

          (sorry, that reply was meant for Juliet)

        • Chris Hansen says:

          Depends. What do they look like?

        • Kuroro says:

          sibling is 20 years older than you and has a kid your age
          Seems fine, though somewhat hillbilly-ish.

          And that that point, the genes are probably pretty diversified anyways.
          Besides, even with direct siblings, the odds of getting a baby with problems are not great, unless your family tree is triffled with bad apples. The sibling thing is more for the cases where there are many bad genes in the family.

          • Xebi says:

            Most of us do have “bad genes” somewhere in our makeup, but most of those are recessive (to oversimplify things a bit) and won’t come out unless your partner happens to have the same problems. Outside of your immediate family, the chances are usually fairly remote. But within it, that’s different. I’m sure you wouldn’t really do your aunt. You share 25% – a whole quarter – of your genetic makeup with her.

      • uncreative says:

        Extra digits is a dominant trait. So, a kid won’t have it unless one of the parents do. Incest isn’t going to increase the odds for it.

    • Malski says:

      Yeah. HALF sister. As in, NOT STEP SISTER, which might be okay.

      They’re still related by blood, retard.

    • Citadel says:

      “Half” means they still have either the same father or mother, just not both.

    • Trll says:

      Yeah, it’s only HALF wrong.

  8. zappafrank says:

    *looks around*

    Really, no one yet?

    OK….

    FAKE

  9. MrCorn says:

    O hai Theon Greyjoy

  10. k says:

    did she recognize you?

  11. To sum up, instead of posting multiple comments:
    I think calling it a half fail is hilarious. As long as protection was used and no permanent results occurred, then, “let us never speak of this again.”

    And great, now I’ve had some manner of detail in Game of Thrones given away.

  12. WMDKitty says:

    Wasn’t this the plot of at least one episode of “Two and a Half Men”?

  13. gregaaron89 says:


    me gusta

  14. darwin6 says:

    I see some very awkward family dinners in the future.

  15. Dawn says:

    This could be a very clever PSA poster on the importance of birth control.

  16. Lucario says:

    AHAHAHA!!! OUCH!
    he’s still related to her. that’s what’s funny! she’s still either his mom’s daughter, or his dad’s daughter! once again, ouch.

  17. Loren Pechtel says:

    Genetic sexual attraction strikes again.

    The failure here is not keeping in touch with your relatives in the first place!

    • Shipoopi says:

      why? they’re special because you are slightly more genetically similar?

      • Xebi says:

        Exactly. And if she’s a half-sister, he might not even know she existed. She might be the result of an extramarital affair that was hushed up, for all we know. Obviously that isn’t quite what happened here as it says he hasn’t seen her in almost 20 years, but there are other reasons for not keeping in touch with your family. Just because you’re genetically related doesn’t mean you like each other. And, y’know, most abuse happens within families.

  18. PROBLEM? says:

    use condoms.

  19. shin0bi272 says:

    As we all know the only reason to not sleep with siblings is due to the creation of children with genetic abnormalities. The fact that you slept together while taboo is not a fail. Marrying each other without knowing would have been.

  20. Wicked_One says:

    Was this on “Days of Our Lives” or “All My Children”?

  21. emilydnelson says:

    My favorite English lit prof ADORED Byron in ways that were slightly unhealthy. During one lecture, this very sane and otherwise rational woman said “People make a big deal about him sleeping with his sister. But really, she was only his HALF sister.” Oh, Professor. I miss that woman so much.

  22. Skittles says:

    I think since it was an honest accident the more important question is; did it ever happen again?

  23. saltypete says:

    Meh.. screw it… oh wait he did.

  24. YeahThatsFunny says:

    Ha ha ha ha! Well, that serves you right for hopping into bed with strangers! Ha ha ha ha!


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