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My name is Kayla
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I keep trying to get into twitter but it just feels so Fake I can’t explain it it’s just akdhsjshs too close to celebrities, this weird culture around being embarrassed if u retweet too much instead of posting ur own stuff, a bad platform for gifs/edits, the 2015 level discourse……… I can’t do it!!! maybe one day if this site finally tanks for good but for now I’m content in my forgotten corner of the internet w like 50 articles written abt how it’s dead like no thank u
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Oh my god, I've just seen this story on instagram about this guy that filled his bathtub with waterbead...except he didn't think about how he was going to empty it.
So he unplugged the bathtub which was apparently the worst idea he could possibly have because this happened
So he panicked and started asking people on the internet what he should do. Which was also a bad idea.
First suggestion: flush the toilet
This caused a smelly overflow that flooded the whole bathroom.
Second suggestion: vaccum the beads
His vaccum caught fire.
At this point it had actually spread to the neighborhood and people came to ask question but he denied knowing anything about it. He then discovered that it's invaded the whole sewer system.
And yet, he continued to take suggestion from the internet.
Third suggestion: put salt in
It actually worked. Well, until.
Poop apprently started flooding his house.
And then the streets.
It all happened yesterday so we're still waiting on an update on the situation but I hadn't laugh like this in a while.
You should go and watch the whole story (it's in 4 parts)
It's in french, but you get it even if you don't speak it and his screams of panic are hilarious
Word of warning: don't fill your bathtub with waterbeads. Just don't.
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“My dad teaching math in Southern California (late 70s/early 80s)”
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