27 People Who Would Win Gold In A "Taking Things Too Literally" Contest
2.The person who was very literal with their content tags:
3.The person who made a very true point:
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4.The person who said, "Twitch? Never heard of it":
5.The person who channeled Cunk:
6.The person who put up a helpful (and technically true) sign:
7.Everybody in this thread:
8.The person who is just the same as the rest of us, TBH:
9.The person who made this sign:
10.The person who heard "popcorn chicken" and thought "I got u":
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11.This stargazing app, which stated the obvious:
12.The person taking this test, who clearly knows the difference between Fahrenheit and Celsius:
(By the way, 98.7 degrees Celsius is right around 209 degrees Fahrenheit. Toasty!)
13.The person who answered this question in an unquestionably correct way:
14.The commenter who figured all was lost, but didn't quite get why:
15.The person who was not a traveler:
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16.The person who did indeed name one of the worst things:
17.The person who, technically, made a good estimate:
18.The person who misunderstood the assignment:
19.The person who must have interesting pets:
20.The person who misread the situation:
21.The person who... well, I can't argue with them:
22.The person who made an excellent pun:
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23.The person who didn't quite get the spirit of Cards Against Humanity:
24.The person who knew the answer right away:
25.The person who blew everyone's mind:
26.The person who took a typo and ran with it:
27.And finally, the person who could beat a bear in a fight:
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