By Euro Weekly News Media • Published: 11 Jun 2018 • 16:42
A POST from a Mexican Twitter user about his upcoming trip to Murcia has gone viral after it was mistakenly accompanied by a picture of a skyline in Shanghai, China.
“Next destination…Murcia, Spain,” the Tweet reads beneath the picture of the Asian city.
But anyone who is familiar with Murcia, China or even Europe more broadly will immediately spot the hash.
Proximo destino.. Murcia, España ???? pic.twitter.com/NGOjlqnIte — jean la torre (@jean_poesia) June 9, 2018
Proximo destino.. Murcia, España ???? pic.twitter.com/NGOjlqnIte
— jean la torre (@jean_poesia) June 9, 2018
The post sparked a swathe of sarcastic responses mocking the post by featuring shots from world-famous sights, with claims they belong to the Spanish province.
One post said showed pictures of Disney Land Paris and the Egyptian pyramids and read: “Remember to visit Murcia’s famous pyramids an if you are with children you can go to the famous children’s theme park.
Recuerda visitar las famosas pirámides de Murcia y si vienes con niños puedes ir al famoso parque temático infantil. pic.twitter.com/wnKgGb3HCj — Muyintedezante (@muy_intedezante) June 9, 2018
Recuerda visitar las famosas pirámides de Murcia y si vienes con niños puedes ir al famoso parque temático infantil. pic.twitter.com/wnKgGb3HCj
— Muyintedezante (@muy_intedezante) June 9, 2018
It appears Mexican Jean La Torre may have taken the mocking to heart based on his latest tweet.
“I wish my poems also had the same impact as this minor error I made.”
The message was accompanied by sad face emoticons. And La Torre received some caring responses which aimed to lift his spirits.
Ojala mis poemas tubieran tanta repercusion como este pequeño fallo q tuve… ??? — jean la torre (@jean_poesia) June 10, 2018
Ojala mis poemas tubieran tanta repercusion como este pequeño fallo q tuve… ???
— jean la torre (@jean_poesia) June 10, 2018
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