Lass Asks to Be Bought Pads With Wings, Brother Buys Hotwings and Pads, Amusing Pic Has SA Debating Men

Lass Asks to Be Bought Pads With Wings, Brother Buys Hotwings and Pads, Amusing Pic Has SA Debating Men

  • A Mzansi woman strode over to the socials to share her experience of sending someone else to run a small shopping errand
  • @thisisNomi posted a photo of the result – the pads she'd asked that her brother buys, even adding a box of actual hotwings
  • The pic instantly caught Mzansi's attention as netizens made straight for the tweep's mentions to share similar experiences

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A local woman has SA in stitches after revealing the pleasant buffoonery she witnessed after she'd asked someone else to fulfil a simple request on her behalf.

Treating her followers to the juicy details of the entire thing, the frivolous Twitter user, @thisisNomi, posted a pic of the result of sending her sibling to run an important shopping errand.

Lass Asks to Be Bought Pads With Wings, Brother Buys Hot Wings and Pads, Pic Has SA Debating Men
A woman has SA in stitches with her story of sending her brother for pads. Image: @thisisNomi, Getty Images
Source: Twitter
"Asked my brother to get me pads with wings and... sam'thandi," she wrote, adding two smiling faces with hearts emojis.

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The image shows a box of fresh Chicken Licken hotwings inside a plastic. Sitting alongside it are the pads she requested – Lilets 10 maxi thick pads with wings value pack. But it was the box of hotwings that had her feeling pleasantly surprised and thinking her brother was a clown, maybe.

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Saffas, too, felt tickled by the scenes on the way to making the post go viral. At the time of publication, it had attracted more than 13 000 likes, almost 1 500 retweets and 200 comments on the bird app.

Netizens amused by the scenes

Briefly News took a dive into the comments to unearth some of the hilarious and eye-catching reactions.

@Boobah_12 wrote:

"So cute!! But I’m so scared of wings during my periods. With the free diarrhoea that comes with them already, I'd be camping in the loo mos."

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@AddiCCentral said:

"Ladies, let's stop normalizing this ask. We get so embarrassed and lost there looking through a thousand different pads."

@belinda_lingula added:

"And he did actually get you pads with wings. He just added extra wings."

Baby daddy gets wrong formula, SA thinks it's deliberate

Elsewhere, in another case of men just being men, Briefly News previously reported that a local lad found himself on the wrong end of fatherhood after he bought his newborn baby the wrong formula.

This is despite receiving clear instructions on which one to get from his baby momma. A Twitter user, @DonknowMcgrego, took to the bird app to put the baby daddy's hilarious 'blonde moment' on blast.

The post was much to the funny bone of Mzansians, who wasted no time in making the man at the centre of the blunder the butt of the joke.

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The caption read:

"Another episode of gents being gents."

Source: Briefly News

Authors:
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Tshepiso Mametela (Head of Current Affairs Desk) Tshepiso Mametela is a seasoned journalist with eight years of experience writing for online and print publications. He is the current affairs Head of Desk at Briefly News. He was a news reporter for The Herald, a senior sports contributor at Opera News SA, and a reporter for Caxton Local Media’s Bedfordview and Edenvale News and Joburg East Express community titles. He has attended media workshops, including the crime and court reporting one by the Wits Justice Project and Wits Centre for Journalism in 2024. Email: tshepiso.mametela@briefly.co.za