Updated 18 January 2020 at 22:43 IST
Grandkids dress up as Velociraptors to surprise grandma at airport; She has other plans
A Grandma from Canada pulled off the popular “They don't know that we know they know we know” as she shocked her Grandkids’ surprise plan with a surprise.
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A Grandma from Canada pulled off the popular “They don't know that we know they know we know” from the famous sitcom ‘Friends’ as she shocked her Grandkids' surprise plan with another surprise. This unfolded at the Ontario airport as Grandma Cheryl came to visit her Grandkids, Ethan and Owen. Her Grandkids had planned to surprise her by dressing up as dinosaurs but she came to know about their plan and she surprised them instead, have a look.
Amazing! 🙌 Two young boys set out to surprise their grandmother in dinosaur costumes at the airport. She's finds out ahead of time and decides to surprise them first. The result...? Exactly what the world needs right now.
— Brian Solis (@briansolis) January 17, 2020
Source: https://t.co/FqttglbzUd pic.twitter.com/9AFlZXOnH5
In the video, the two kids Owen and Ethan are dressed up as velociraptors to greet their Grandma at the Ontario airport arrivals. The Jurassic Park fans wanted to scare their Grandma when she arrived. However, their Grandma came to know about their plan, and she dressed up as a T-rex while arriving. When the kids realized their Grandma had surprised them instead, they burst out in excitement and ran towards her.
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Grandma on Craigslist
This is not the first time that a Grandma has taken the Internet by storm. Previously, in December, a Grandma shocked the internet as she posted an ad for ‘needing a Grandma for Christmas’ on Craigslist. A woman from Tusla, Oklahoma, offered her services as a grandmother for Christmas. According to international media reports, the initial listing was titled, 'Anybody needs a grandma for Christmas?' and was under the free section of the website.
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However, the post has since been deleted after the woman received hateful messages. Some users apparently also accused the poster of trying to take advantage of welcoming families. The now-deleted post read, "I have nobody and would really like to be part of a family. I cook and I'll cook dinner and even bring gifts for the kids. I just don't want to be alone because it hurts. Let me be a part of your family”. In another deleted post the woman wrote, “Thanks for that extra shot of pain! Holidays are tough enough!!”.
Published By : Rishabh Mishra
Published On: 18 January 2020 at 22:43 IST