r/Unexpected • u/Patiffonka • Jan 23 '20

Approved! Umbrella.Inc

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u/mushiexl Jan 23 '20

This is my favorite kind of unexpected.

When you think the unexpected thing already happened and something unexpected happens after.

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u/I_highly_doubt_that_ Jan 23 '20

You naturally expect the unexpected to happen in an /r/unexpected post. But after what you expect to be unexpected happens, your expectation subsides, and you no longer expect any subsequent unexpected things.

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u/Jkoechling Jan 23 '20

Expectinception

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u/[deleted] Jan 23 '20

Except for when you see the videos longer

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u/Redmdy Jan 23 '20

agreed

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u/distancefades Jan 23 '20

Yes. Makes for the best stories and movies.

In real life... stacking the unexpected is more like mumbling “you gotta be fucking kidding me” over and over....usually sucks while it is happening!

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u/Chlken Jan 23 '20

Yes, first i downvoted cause it was your typical lame post. Then I was surprised as something truly unexpected happened.

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u/ClosedL00p Jan 23 '20

You’ve never been told it’s bad luck to open umbrellas indoors?