Girlfriend’s video game Christmas gift for her man with a list of rules set the internet on fire

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It seemed like it was all fun and games, but what one boyfriend is calling a “joke” many others are calling a trap.

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Blake Perry and Ashley Davison set the internet on fire with one tweet. Perry tweeted out a photo of his girlfriend holding the copy of Call of Duty: WWII she bought him for Christmas alongside a list of rules the couple is now saying are a complete joke.

“Little does she know these rules will be broken,” he said.

“Try me,” she replied.

The “rules” were these:

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In summary, the rules were pay attention to me, pay attention to me, pay attention to me, pay attention to me and pay attention to me.

Blake Perry sealed the deal with a signature.

Perry saw that the photo he tweeted out was blowing up, so he tried to clear it up once and for all.

“In case you couldn’t tell, this is obviously a joke,” he said.

Davison chimed in when one Twitter user said he’s seen this story before and that “she wants you to think it’s a joke but in reality if you don’t follow those rules she will go postal on you.”

“Don’t worry I’m not going to postal on him. It 100% was a joke! Thanks for looking out for him though!” she replied.

And that’s when the “that’s what she wants you to think” fun began.

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And then Blake Parry appeared on the scene — please note the spelling difference between Perry and Parry  — and proclaimed that he would never sign such an agreement.

https://twitter.com/Blake15Parry/status/946184390765416449

And that, my friends, is enough internet for today.

After the dust settled, Blake Perry’s tweet was liked more than 30,000 times.

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