Dad Wins ‘Big Regret’ Meme on Twitter With Hilarious Photo of Baby’s Power Kick
A doting dad who simply wanted to preserve a sweet moment with his baby has won over Japanese social media after showing how it was actually a big regret.
A doting dad who simply wanted to preserve a sweet moment with his baby has won over Japanese social media after showing how it was actually a big regret.
Recently, a regret meme that goes by the hashtag #MissJapanContestCategory:HowBadAMistakeHaveYouMade (miss short for mistake) started making rounds on Japanese Twitter, having users share their best stories of hilarious humiliation.
Many shared errors and accidents while doing their hobbies, as well as funny anecdotes while going about their daily lives.
“I thought this was tuna in a can. It had a light taste, but because I was tired, I finished eating anyway. I was about to throw the can when I saw this cat stare at me.”
“When I went to the OB-GYNE for my first pregnancy, a nurse asked me to ‘take everything off, sit down, and put a blanket if it’s cold.’ So I took off all my clothes and was completely naked. Later, the nurse returned and burst out laughing, saying ‘sorry, the way I said it was probably unclear.'”
“A long time ago, I wanted to take a photo with my son. But right as the shutter flashed, this ridiculous scene happened, looking like straight out of a manga.”
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