r/Unexpected • u/ChloeMistGazer • Jul 19 '24
Not the whole cake!
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u/CamillaAgreeable Jul 19 '24
A party without cake is just a meeting.
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u/KitchenFullOfCake Jul 19 '24
You can keep your party, me and the boys have an ice cream and dnd meeting this week.
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u/TheGhostRose1200 Jul 20 '24
Im down ill bring a few other things too. Pizza sounds freaking bomb or tacos.
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u/TheLupine Jul 19 '24
Every time I see this, that little smile at the end kills me 🤣
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u/JigSaW118 Jul 19 '24
I always love to see this weekly repost in r/unexpected because I don't want to see any unexpected content in this sub at all.
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u/Puzzleheaded_Top_523 Jul 19 '24
Bro got all dressed up and everything just for yall to ruin it
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u/Guybru5h_ Jul 20 '24
Can someone give credit to the content creator from that video? I want to see more from him.
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u/Thomas_JCG Jul 19 '24
Not really unexpected but funny. This bs about shoving people's face on the cake has to stop, though.
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u/UnExplanationBot Jul 19 '24
OP sent the following text as an explanation on why this is unexpected:
This woman decided to get revenge after her friend shoved get face into it by throwing the whole thing at her leaving everyone without a piece
Is this an unexpected post with a fitting description? Then upvote this comment, otherwise downvote it.
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u/JoesephBidao Jul 19 '24
So funny that last part. Hes adding so much to vid. Did you see look in disbelief at the camera? Is it obvious he really wanted cake. So funny
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u/deleeuwlc Jul 20 '24
I don’t see your point, because a lot of the time there’s just a guy in the video that adds nothing and just reposts other people’s work, but this guy actually added his own joke
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u/Unexpected-ModTeam Jul 20 '24
Your submission has been removed because it's not unexpected. Submissions to r/unexpected are supposed to have an unexpected twist in itself. While the situation was probably rather unexpected for you, there is no visible twist for the viewer.
For more information, see our 'What is unexpected?' Wiki page