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They did a surgery on a grape 

They did a surgery on a grape
Person 1: the grape needs to go to the hospital
Person 2: Okie guys were gonna do surgery on a grape
*starts sugary*
Person 2: the surgery was a success

They did a surgery on a fucking grape

🍆🍆🍆🍆🍆🍆🍆🍆
They did a surgery on a grape

they did surgery on a grape 

a meme dating back to around november 2018. it refers to “they” (they being scientists, i think) using an automated surgery system to peel back the skin of a grape. also a good conversation ender.
jill: i’m so sick and tired of how you treat me, you never pay attention to me and never think of me! this is why i’m breaking up with you.

bubba: they did surgery on a grape

They did surgery on a grape 

They did surgery on a grape
They did surgery on a grape

They did surgery on a grape 

It started when "they" did surgery on a grape to show the precision of “Da Vinci surgical system”. For some reason instagram user "simpledorito" posted a picture of an instagram screenshot where everything is written "they did suregery on a grape".
I was today years old when i found out that they did surgery on a grape

they did surgery on a grape 

(Posh version for Posh people)

They, being the unspecified, unseen being, performed an extremely difficult medical procedure on an unshrivelled wine vessel.
Oh lawd, they did surgery on a grape.

Here we go again, with the "they did surgery on a grape" thing.

surgery on a grape 

they did surgery on a grape
they did surgery on a grape
surgery on a grape by DecidedSoul69 December 18, 2018
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