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If you have returned to the house one day and that you have understood that the bananas you had brought back to the supermarket wore the words "I know what you did" written in a screwliery, what would you do? You will probably panic, right? Maybe you will feel as if you were in a remake ofI know what you did last summer, one in which the serial killer communicates via healthy fruits. Or maybe you would think thatThe British television presenter was right and bananas are sensitive and have clairvoyant powers. Or maybe, * Twist Twist *,The banana was the killer throughout.

If this is the case, you would be a victim of a new hilarious joke open by the Twitter userKevin Biegel. This week, he posted photos on Twitter of some of his work, as well as legend, "a new favorite thing: scratching haunted things in bananas on the market, while people borrow them at home later and The words appear they think that a ghost knows its secrets. "

The Tweet has now become viral, amass 30k retweets in less than 24 hours because it is shiny, so a little less time.

In fact, many think it would not be out of order in a spy film or a horror movie.

And others stated that they will start doing this as soon as possible and asked for suggestions of things to write. Some top pretenders included, "Fall me and die" and "Please do not shut up alive."

Others go with a political message like "best vote next time."

Although people all in the heart of people can use their powers for good and consider writing things like: "You are beautiful" or "good day".

For more impressive viral stories, checkThis real love story epic of a live passenger-tweeted on an airplane.

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