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Twitter’s ‘don’t drink and tweet’ post sparks hilarious reactions

“Don’t drink and tweet,” a few hours back, the micro-blogging site posted from its official account.

Updated on: Jan 11, 2020, 18:52:10 IST
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Every now and then, the micro-blogging site Twitter dishes out funny posts from their official account. Case in point, the latest tweet has captured attention of people and left them in splits. Drawing inspiration from a popular safety-related phrase, don’t drink and drive, the company dished out the post and it has now created quite a stir among the netizens.

The tweet has gathered more than 1.3 lakh likes. (HT File Photo)
The tweet has gathered more than 1.3 lakh likes. (HT File Photo)

“Don’t drink and Tweet,” a few hours back, the micro-blogging site posted from its official account. Since being shared it has gathered up close to 1.3 lakh like. Further, it has also garnered more than 36,000 rewteets. And, the numbers are quickly increasing.

Here’s what Twitter replied when someone enquired about tweeting while eating:

A question involving drunken text to one’s ex:

What happens when someone says they’re ‘drinking tweets’?

Here are some of the other tweets:

“You know one day I was drinking and tweeting and I wasn’t paying attention to the traffic. I decided to cross the twitter streets then all of a sudden I hit retweet on my Exes post. It was tragic I tell you, I won’t forget that day because we are back together again,” jokingly wrote a Twitter user. “We will drink and dance... And Tweet about it later!” commented another.

What would you reply?

 
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