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Think you were a weird kid? Twitter says you've got a lot of competition
I DROPPED OUT of playschool on my first day.
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Why? Well, I was offered a bowl of baked beans for my lunch, and that was that, I vowed never to return.
Backing away from the bowl of beans being kindly proffered, I retreated into the playhouse and refused to come back out.
After picking up the yellow plastic phone mounted to the interior wall of the playhouse, I dialled my home phone number and waited patiently for my mother to answer.
Given the fact that the phone was, you know, a toy, she didn’t pick up and I was made to wait until she arrived to collect me later that afternoon.
I told her in no uncertain terms I wouldn’t be returning on account of the bean issue, and more than 25 years later, the memory is still seared in my mind.
I remember feeling panicked as I was forced to explain that I was afraid of beans, vaguely hysterical as I realised my phone call home was unlikely to connect, and confused as to how everyone else appeared to be having a whale of a time.
In other words, I remember being the weirdo of the group.
These weird moments aren’t unique to anyone, however, and we all have a stash of childhood memories that we aren’t likely to forget any time soon.
Here are just some of the best Twitter has to offer.
1. For the love of God.
2. This could have gone hideously wrong.
3. Oh… gorgeous.
4. Pure notions.
5. If only.
6. We mean, maybe he was?
7. OK, wow.
8. Alright, so.
9. Then there’s this.
10. Alright, so.
11. Was this really necessary?
12. Dream big.
13. So wait, she used to change her own nappy?
14. We mean, fair enough.
15. Right you be, so.
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