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Despite the dual trend of falling birth rates and dropping ideal family size, about in Western families grow up with at least one biological, half, step or adoptive sibling, making today, National Sibling Day, a day most people could (or should!) celebrate. The holiday, which comes about a month before Mother鈥檚 Day in the United States and two months before Father鈥檚 Day, was originally created by Claudia Evart. The native New Yorker set up a charity to honor the sibling relationship after she lost both her older brother and younger sister. While it is not nationally recognized in the U.S., 49 states acknowledge the day and it is recognized in countries like the .

While the day is a way of appreciating siblings, what better and more honest way of celebrating this unique relationship than with a little sibling rivalry. According to a recent , 42 percent of respondents in the U.S. thought they were much or slightly funnier than their sibling. Another quarter of respondents thought they were equally as funny as their sibling. Only 12 percent of people thought they were the sibling without the sense of humor, with those respondents saying they were much less or slightly less funny than their sibling.