Tweeps Note The Things That Don’t Shock Them Anymore #CantStillBeShockedBy. From the lies people tell you about where they are when you have to meetup but they are not at the said place, to the lies about the tooth fairy/mouse leaving some money for you when you lose a tooth.
Before you were aware of how normal some things are in life, they used to shock you. From the lies people tell you about where they are when you have to meetup but they are not at the said place, to the lies about the tooth fairy/mouse leaving some money for you when you lose a tooth. We’ve all seen or heard shocking things but some are now not that shocking anymore. Tweeps went on to say what used to shock them and now doesn’t shock them anymore.
The tweeps used the hashtag #CantStillBeShockedBy. One tweep says, “#CantStillBeShockedBy long lost aunties who tell you how they changed your nappies when you were young.” One tweep talked about the comparison game that some parents play. The tweep says, “#CantStillBeShockedBy my mother comparing me to [the] neighbor’s children.” One tweep compared WhatsApp blue ticks to being ignored on taxis. The tweep says, “#CantStillBeShockedBy getting blue ticked, have you enered a taxi and greeted them only for them to ignore you?”
One tweep hilariously says he isn’t shocked by taxi drivers who threaten to go back because of the money being short. The tweep says, “#CantStillBeShockedBy taxi drivers threatening to go back to the taxi rank because there’s a 50c missing.” One tweep says that some celebs only interact on other celeb tweets. The tweep says, “#CantStillBeShockedBy the celebrities only liking, commenting and retweeting on other celebrities tweets.” One tweep says she is not shocked by people who are against iPhone but use it to take snaps. The tweep says, “#CantStillBeShockedBy people who drag iPhone users but still use it for pictures.”
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by Alexandra Ramaite
