LONDON -- If you ask the internet something,trang sex nhat you might not always get the answer you were expecting.
SEE ALSO: J.K. Rowling shuts down Daily Mail headline in 1 resounding tweetThe question "Is THIS Britain's best looking couple?," which was tweeted on Monday night by the Daily Mail's @Femail account alongside photos of a couple from Essex, is a classic example of this -- they were probably expecting a "yes" or "no" type reply, but the whole thing quickly got a lot more... well unconventional.
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It was only a matter of minutes before the memes started.
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The whole thing got very ridiculous, very quickly.
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Soon, politics got brought into the mix.
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Finally, this person dropped the mic.
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Twitter: where any question is only a few retweets away from becoming a meme.
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