Haibo: Drunk Man Mistakes Hair Braid for a Snake, Tries to Kill It With a Rock
- A local man recently headed online to share a hilarious post about a drunk man and what he had hilariously mistaken for a dangerous black snake
- According to @advobarryroux's hilarious post, the drunk man was making his way from a shebeen when he spotted the braid that he thought was a snake and swiftly tried to kill it
- Many people found this story totally plausible and were soon in the comment section sharing jokes and laughing their butts off at the funny Twitter post
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@Advobarryroux stays providing us with hilarious Twitter content. Heading online, the young Twitter influencer shared a funny post about how a drunk man had mistaken a braid for a snake and subsequently tried to kill it.
"This snake was killed by a drunkard on his way from the pub last night," a snap of the attacked braid was captioned.
Source: UGC
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South Africans found this hilarious and swiftly headed to the comment section where they shared a number of jokes about the situation. Read a few of their comments below:
@uthichristians said:
"Must have been the same guy who gave me a bread roll instead of a chip roll."
@LedwabaTeboho said:
"Mo aleng osa hlalosa how he killed that big snake."
@mosheyagami said:
"He did a good job... Those snakes name me sick"
Briefly News also reported about a video showing a man who appears to be drunk has Mzansi giggling. In the footage, the man is asked by police what he has had to drink. The visibly inebriated male responds by saying that he had only drank water.
The video was shared by Twitter user brajob along with the caption: "A hero" The video went viral as social media users shared their amused reactions. One funny Twitter user Ntombikadaddy3 said:
"I think he's drinking from the same water source that Jesus used to turn into wine"
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Source: Briefly News
