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Published 10:45 2 Aug 2017 BST
Updated 10:48 2 Aug 2017 BST
This woman who thought a load of rubbish was a cute lab.I just had the exact same experience at an airport bar in Houston the other day lol pic.twitter.com/F3YRYaCFbb
— Brandon (@TheBrandonLeigh) July 30, 2017
This guy who pointed out the similarities between puppies and chicken tenders.I did this once, smiling hard at a giant bag of yard waste because I thought it was a sweet slumpy old Golden Retriever.
— Kate Tuttle (@katekilla) July 30, 2017
This barbeque that's getting a lot of attention.Makes me think about some tasty chicken tenders. pic.twitter.com/embNGWaV3D
— JJ (@ttv_productions) July 30, 2017
And this "cute baby" that was actually a lawnmower.Bah this happened to me a few dyas ago also ??♂️ pic.twitter.com/I5plVCZnJp
— RumorhasIT (@RumorHasITtunes) July 31, 2017
Hannah's tweet has since gained over 45,000 shares and 132,000 likes. That's a lot of people who understand the trials and tribulations of mistaking bags for dogs.I once thought I saw a cute baby and it was someone with a lawnmower @evancondry
— amanda ptolomey (@amandasays) July 30, 2017
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