What is toast? This was posted on Twitter by Paula Pell on February 20, 2015:
“Toast is just soft bread that has been hurt before.”
“Toast is just twice-baked bread” is a similar toast saying.
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Paula Pell
@perlapell
Toast is just soft bread that has been hurt before.
8:33 AM · Feb 20, 2015·Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
Melz
@MelZ_2B
Replying to @perlapell
RT “@perlapell: Toast is just soft bread that has been hurt before.” This is hilarious
9:58 AM · Feb 20, 2015·Twitter for iPhone
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Mauricio Serrano
@MauriSerr4
27 Tweets That Prove Breakfast Is The Most Important Meal Of The Day
“Toast is just soft bread that has been hurt… http://ift.tt/1U9Bvxt
11:59 AM · Jun 6, 2016·IFTTT
BuzzFeed
27 Tweets About Breakfast That Will Make You Laugh Out Loud
“Toast is just soft bread that has been hurt before.”
posted on Jun. 6, 2016, at 12:01 p.m.
Julia Reinstein
BuzzFeed Staff
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Paula Pell ✔ @perlapell
Toast is just soft bread that has been hurt before.
8:33 AM - 20 Feb 2015
Twitter
Violet Beauregarde
@ambermouse_
“Toast is just soft bread that has been hurt before.”
3:46 PM · Jun 6, 2016·Twitter for iPhone
Twitter
AO
@snob_crush
Toast is just soft bread that has been hurt before.
7:00 AM · Jul 4, 2018·Hootsuite
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chefveezy
@vianaiaustin
toast is just soft bread that’s been hurt before.
10:52 AM · Nov 17, 2020·Twitter for iPhone
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