This 'Friends' theory about why Ross and Monica had to be related is sort of mind-blowing
The one with rapidly escalating Twitter argument.
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Ross and Monica in Friends has to be one of the most famous on-screen brother-sister relationships out there.
But did you ever stop to question why the show's writers chose to make them related?
Well, prepare to have your mind blown...
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That tweet, which was posted by comedian Emily Heller on Saturday, has since been shared 7000 times.
People were shook...
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Pretty soon, the Ross hate started flowing.
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Heller quickly posted a clarification...
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...but despite her protestations, her initial joke ended the same way most viral tweets end -- with a good ol' heated debate.
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Still, it did give Heller the opportunity to post this follow-up.
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Well that escalated quickly.
H/T Twitter Moments.
