
50 Times The Funniest Internet ‘Grandma’ Killed It With Her Tweets
Ryan Reynolds and Chrissy Teigen might be the king and queen of Twitter but even the Royals have to respect their elders. Myrna Tellingheusen has been tweeting since 2015, and her wise quotes perfectly poke fun at the stereotypes surrounding old folks. So far, little is known about Myrna, and her identity is a complete mystery. Some of her followers want to believe the old lady behind all the life advice is real, while others think she's nothing more than a fictional character. In hopes of finding out something about this internet persona, we've invited her for a little chat.
"I exist in a modular home park in Rainbow, California, a sleepy little town just north of San Diego, and just south of Temecula," Myrna told Bored Panda. "My story is long and fascinating. However, the short version of this story is I want to make social media fun."
"There is too much acrimony in the world right now, and people need to better their sense of humor."
But regardless of who's behind the grandma quotes account, it doesn't make Myrna's tweets any less hilarious. And maybe that's the point. Maybe it's your grandma sharing the life tips; maybe it's a thirty-something literature professor that has a knack for humorous quotes. The mysteries behind Myrna only add more charm to her Twitter game. Scroll down to read her funny quotes on holding grudges, hard-boiled eggs, and other serious topics. Oh, and don't forget to upvote your faves.
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Me too myrna... Too many outbursts, but I'm working on it!
And everybody's sayin' that there's nobody meaner Than the little old lady from Pasadena
Yes, and i would like the sweater with zebra print cantaloupes, please.
Why did Myrna bother to waste the time laminating the coupon .... they come every Sunday with the paper coupons.
And no greater shame than falling to temptation and eating them all in one night...I'm not allowed advent calendars anymore...
Invest one day of your life. Welcome all kids on your doorstep. Let them sing, let them perform. And award them with apples, grapes, tangerines etc. Glow your best smile at the look on their faces. Word will spread.
"Highway to the danger zone!" - That should play everytime she opens the dishwasher
That happened with my Dad frequently... Click-click..click-click...click-click.. "Dad..do you have your blinker on again?" "You just won't let me leave that on will you!?!"
I so agree with this. Not even kidding, I hate that "big room" concept, there's absolutely nothing cozy about them.
I can understand if the kitchen and dining are in the same room but the living room as well is just pushing it
Load More Replies...How the heck are the kids supposed to play hide and seek in an open concept house anyways? I mean, for heaven's sake, can't we just leave one damn wall up?
like hello, uninvited guest, please come in on this rainy day & see [1] my inner wear dying on a rack, [2] my soiled pots & pan [3] & everything else
Not a bad idea. No stairs, plenty of space, and you could fit a massive TV inside one.