Woman Urges People to Eat Raw Onion, SA Baffled: “I’d Rather Chew People’s Sins”
- @mphomohadi shared a snap of a piece of raw onion and advised peeps on the TL to eat the bulb as she believes it is good for them
- Baffled social media users rushed over to her replies section to ask what in the world an onion can do to benefit their lives
- @mphomohadi didn't really seem to have an answer for the above and instead locals trolled her into the next dimension over her dubious advice (and supposed bad breath)
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Twitter user @mphomohadi suggested to her followers that eating a raw onion is good for them. Tweeps were left shocked beyond belief at the absurd suggestion with some even asking what benefits it has. The lovely lady who shared the post responded with:
"Lol, I'm not sure but I guess it's health."
Cyber citizens shared some of the funniest responses they could as they tried to figure out why eating a raw onion could help them in life. Mzansi really is filled with comedic geniuses who shine bright on the TL.
Source: Twitter
Take a look at the questionable post below:
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Cyber citizens go on a roasting rampage
@NashleyZw said:
"Your mouth will smell of onions for the rest of 2022. Onion wonke pho!!"
@KiidHensamu shared:
"I'd rather chew people's sins."
@KSundawana wrote:
"Use Listerine afterwards, thank you."
@Rato_0601 responded with:
"Careful it doesn’t ooze out of your skin and it becomes your natural smell."
@Twolanez1 tweeted:
"Never!!! Onion nje awa I'd rather hug a tree."
@jimakitla added:
"I'll do no such thing, thank you very much."
"Smartboard mos": South Africans roast man for peculiar-looking TV that set him back R23k
In more news about Saffas being roasted online, Briefly News previously reported that digital marketer Sabelo showed his new TV off on the TL but the reactions from peeps were probably not what he was expecting.
The flat-screen television sits on four poles but the peculiar white border surrounding it caught many netizens' attention. The TV has a very futuristic vibe and locals used the opportunity to share a few jokes under the pics.
The wide, crystal-clear TV was compared to a smartboard, which are used in many schools around SA. According to Samsung, the TV is a 4k UHD Smart TV. The starting price for this item is R15 000 while a 55-inch version of the telly will set the buyer back R23 000.
Source: Briefly News
