Twitter is the ultimate trolling platform for all kinds of trolling, drama and feuds. It does not spare anyone, not Momina Mustehsan for her Ko Ko Korina nor Imran Khan on his foot-in-the-mouth moments. It’s almost as if these people on Twitter have nothing better to do than wait to attack, at just the perfect moment, at things that we might not ever find meme-worthy. Something similar happened with the Government of Pakistan.
The Government of Pakistan just asked on a twitter poll what Pakistan’s national sweet is.
What is the National Sweet of Pakistan?
— Govt of Pakistan (@pid_gov) January 1, 2019
I actually logged in just to vote and see what most people had voted for, and turns out my opinion was with the majority’s. Oh, sweet yummy Gulab Jamun.
However, Pakistanis, being Pakistanis, didn’t let this tweet go after simply just voting for it. They trolled the hell out of it
Like talking about national sweets that are probably sweet, just not in taste 😏
National Sweet of Pakistan 😂😁 pic.twitter.com/1zbZytuEga
— Hassan Raza (@Hassanrazaglt) January 1, 2019
chars https://t.co/15cWnnyIsT
— v (@curljhung) January 1, 2019
A lot of people thought of the same thing actually
To be very humbled u hv missed very serious ultimate options.
— Aurkzai (@aurkzai) January 1, 2019
Loans and aids were also discussed
Sugar from sugardaddies Umrika and Cheen.
— Radoslav Chankovich (@RChankovich) January 1, 2019
What’s sweeter than handsome men so people also shared some handsome sweet treats 💦💦
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— i r f a n (@IffiViews) January 1, 2019
Some even made their own polls completely irrelevant to the actual question, but kinda funny nonetheless
Who is the National #Chor
— Ayesha Malik (@1nsafian) January 1, 2019
Some didn’t even realize we, the nation of meat lovers, had a national sweet
Same girl, same.
Really there's National sweet , how come I'm not aware
— Rehana . The House Is Ours Democrat (@Winners786) January 1, 2019
I feel like the government genuinely means well when it makes un-political statements or asks questions like these, but hum hain Pakistani hum tou troll karein gay.
In all seriousness, I really hope the Government of Pakistan tells us what our country’s national sweet is because I am actually curious now. Which do you think it is?
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