Well, that was awkward.
In an totally humiliating April Fools Day prank gone wrong, a girl decided to be completely hilarious and original and dump her boyfriend over text, only to have him agree with her decision.
Hayleigh McBay texted her boyfriend on the morning of April 1, writing: “I don’t want to be with you.”
Related: Don’t believe ANYTHING you read today. Apart from this, obviously.
But David, being very mean but also legendary, realised it was a prank (probably because anyone who loves you enough to have your name in their phone as ‘fav person ever’ isn’t likely to randomly dump you) and told her he wanted to break up too.
McBay almost immediately had to tweet ‘jokes, guys. It was totally a joke…” but we’re still not so sure.
David. If there’s an award for the very best reaction to any shitty April Fools prank, you get the prize.
Kids these days…
Ps. Can someone remind tell us what lmao means and why it’s being used at the end of a sentence?
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what I don't get is when people do this: lmaooooo. How many times do they need to say 'off'? Repeating the 'o' doesn't make it more exaggerated, it makes it incomprehensible!
His previous text to her (March 31 I guess) says "love you bitchhh" - um, what the?
Yes, there is the way he can be the villain. I was getting worried on this one.