What goes around, sometimes doesn't come back around

By Tridib Kanti Patra

@Tridib14 (177)

September 24, 2016 12:19pm CST

How to disprove one of the most famous saying 'what goes around, comes around' Gather your friends, sit in a circle. Open a bag of chips. Start sharing with the friend to your side. And then ask him/her to pass it to the one beside him and so on. Conclusion: Whosoever said 'what goes around, comes around', never passed a bag of chips.

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@kamruzzaman5ndc (791)

• Dhaka, Bangladesh

24 Sep 16

nice said..

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@kamruzzaman5ndc (791)

• Dhaka, Bangladesh

25 Sep 16

@Tridib14 welcome

Tridib Kanti Patra

@Tridib14 (177)

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24 Sep 16

Thank you.

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@Pass12 (998)

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24 Sep 16

That was hilarious and true. LOL.

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Tridib Kanti Patra

@Tridib14 (177)

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24 Sep 16

I know, right?

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25 Sep 16

@Tridib14 amazing huh, i love discussions like this ;)

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@marlina (154130)

• Canada

24 Sep 16

I would never have thought about this little experiment to prove that point.

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Tridib Kanti Patra

@Tridib14 (177)

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24 Sep 16

Give it a try though.

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@1creekgirl (41778)

• United States

24 Sep 16

That's so funny! I never thought of that before.

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@Deepizzaguy (104363)

• Lake Charles, Louisiana

25 Sep 16

Thank u for sharing this great story. I found it very amusing and it made my day better.

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Tridib Kanti Patra

@Tridib14 (177)

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25 Sep 16

Haha. Sure.

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@ms1864 (6885)

• Bangalore, India

25 Sep 16

lolz...good one...unless the person who eats the last chip opens up a new packet and passes it around again.