If you're the type of person who enjoys answering "your mum" at any question or takes pleasure in writing "8008135" on the calculator, then this Australian supermarket is about to satiate those needs.
ALDI Australia posted a "fill in the blank" ad on its Twitter page on Friday afternoon, hoping to inspire appreciation for the company's various delicious and well-priced products.
Unfortunately, the wording on the graphic made it all into a less than a wholesome affair.
As expected, the people of the Internet tore the campaign into impure shreds of electronic evil. Here are some of the milder tweets, for your childish laughs.
.@ALDIAustralia the bitter tears of a social media idea gone wrong— Wolf Cocklin (@wolfcat) January 29, 2016
@ALDIAustralia Deez Nutz!— DeanoG (@deanog) January 29, 2016
@ALDIAustralia Butts!— Jason (@lolboy69) January 29, 2016
@ALDIAustralia unemployment— Ben (@thecattery) January 29, 2016
@ALDIAustralia your mum— El Chapo (@TheBasedChapo) January 29, 2016
Sensing things had turned bad, ALDI Australia deleted the tweet within hours, making it one of the swiftest campaigns ever.
However, it can still be found on their Facebook page where more mature responses relating to their delightful satay chicken kebabs can be found. Maybe all the grown-ups are all on Facebook.