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Did you watch Sesame Street as a kid? I bet you caught at least one episode, if not more, as a youngster. I know that I certainly did and one of the central characters on the show was, of course, Big Bird.
As a child I I often wondered why was Big Bird so big, and I still do to this day. Was it a glandular issue? Did he have a problem with his metabolism? Important questions.
However, now thanks to some random guy on Twitter, @tomwalkerisgood, none of that matters anymore. That’s because this dude shared a revelation about Big Bird on Sesame Street that was so deep it has now been re-tweeted over 36,000 times.
Ready? No, you are not ready…
As his name is not "Biggest Bird", we are to understand that Sesame Street is home to at least one, perhaps more, truly immense unseen birds
— tomwalker.bsky.social (@tomwalkerisgood) October 11, 2017
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I know, right? How are we just now coming to this realization?
Needless to say, @tomwalkerisgood blew more than a few minds…
Tom. Thanks to you i will never sleep again
— big bi frog from runescape (@tubapocalypse) October 11, 2017
I am both amused and horrified by this..
— Samir and 69 others (@i0am0sam) October 11, 2017
https://twitter.com/NforNihilism/status/918054475666898944
https://twitter.com/HayesThompson/status/918461458014457856
— Kate Norum (@katenorum) October 12, 2017
https://twitter.com/izzyizaG/status/918175135999373317
How high were you when you thought up this tweet?
— Courtside (@crtsdsnkrs) October 12, 2017
Slides over a DVD of "Follow that Bird"
— Heather (@BertieIsAParrot) October 12, 2017
Woke af
— Nick Routley (@NickRoutley) October 12, 2017
https://twitter.com/free_champagne/status/918254847673229313
https://twitter.com/MarkJEsquivel/status/918144655090384896
Okay, this needs to stop.
H/T Mandatory