At first, it was “open for a surprise.” The Twitter joke referred to the way the site hosts images — tweets with images partially obscure them — leading people to post a photo with a cute animal in such a way that it would hide the animal until someone opened the full-size picture.
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It looks like this:
I know this trend has passed, but for the love of god, open for a surprise. pic.twitter.com/unYh6ik7JL
— Mike Scaturo (@mikescaturo) October 12, 2017
You're welcome pic.twitter.com/1ta6tKgTuo
— Matty Schneids (@mschneids94) October 10, 2017
Then, it got much better: “Wait for a surprise,” per Twitter moments.
wait for a surprise pic.twitter.com/fJqoKZ8ggo
— arvin. (@meloforshort) October 21, 2017
Now, the only thing obscuring a dog — a “doggo,” for some internet users — is another dog. So pure. So good.
We can only hope this becomes a trend. It seems like plenty of people are behind it.
You guys… this.. this is the one. This one wins all surprises https://t.co/cDJwLxU5GO
— pi (@redputxtion) October 21, 2017
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