Unlucky grandfather, 90, accidentally eats a quart of PAINT after mistaking it for yogurt 

Mint chip or paintstachio? Unlucky grandfather, 90, accidentally eats a quart of PAINT after mistaking it for yogurt but he has ‘no regrets’ as he claims poison control said he’ll be fine

  • Alex Stein shared the photo of her grandfather, 90-year-old Bobby, with mint green lips
  • She also included a photo of the paint, showing that some of its contents were no more
  • ‘Sooo my grandpa ate half a quart of paint today thinking it was yogurt,’ she said 
  • The New York resident would later post a screengrab showing a video chat between her and Bobby, where she said that ‘his stomach’s completely unfazed’ 
  • ‘Apparently I ate paint this morning…s**t honestly tastes better than yogurt sooo #no #regrets (poison control laughed at me, but they said I’ll be fine),’ Bob said on Instagram  

A larger than life nonagenarian became a viral sensation on Friday after his granddaughter shared that he had accidentally mistaken a quart of paint for yogurt. 

Alex Stein shared the photo of her grandfather, 90-year-old Bobby, with mint green lips. She also included a photo of the paint, showing that some of its contents were no more. 

‘Sooo my grandpa ate half a quart of paint today thinking it was yogurt,’ she said in the Friday post that has garnered more than 333,000 likes on Twitter

Alex Stein shared the photo of her grandfather, 90-year-old Bobby, with mint green lips

 She also included a photo of the paint, showing that some of its contents were no more

 She also included a photo of the paint, showing that some of its contents were no more

'Sooo my grandpa ate half a quart of paint today thinking it was yogurt,' she said

‘Sooo my grandpa ate half a quart of paint today thinking it was yogurt,’ she said

The New York resident would later post a screengrab showing a video chat between her and Bobby, where she said that ‘his stomach’s completely unfazed.’ 

Stein’s comment section under the post was inundated with various flavors people assumed the vibrant man thought he was eating. 

Mint chocolate chip and pistachio – or painstachio as it was referred to repeatedly on Twitter – were the two flavors that were the most commonly mentioned. 

The New York resident would later post a screengrab showing a video chat between her and Bobby, where she said that 'his stomach's completely unfazed.'

The New York resident would later post a screengrab showing a video chat between her and Bobby, where she said that ‘his stomach’s completely unfazed.’

Bobby is full of personality and is often depicted on social media, living his life full of excitement and silly antics. 

His Instagram page describes him as being, ’90 years young..Single & reDy to mingle. Paul McCartney doppelgänger. Hobbies include talking about Tom Brady, dancing shirtless, and making messes!’

Sharing the screengrab of their video chat on his own page, Bobby was very aware of his newfound fame and explained his side of the events. 

Stein's comment section under the post was inundated with various flavors people assumed the vibrant man thought he was eating

Stein’s comment section under the post was inundated with various flavors people assumed the vibrant man thought he was eating

‘Apparently I ate paint this morning…s**t honestly tastes better than yogurt sooo #no #regrets (poison control laughed at me, but they said I’ll be fine),’ he said in the post.

His love of yogurt is well documented too (Pictured in 2017)

His love of yogurt is well documented too (Pictured in 2017)

The man’s social media account features numerous wild videos filled with Bobby’s wild energy. 

His love of yogurt is well documented too. In February 2017, he shared a photo of himself photoshopped onto a body with the caption, ‘When Mom says no more yogurt.’  

According to the National Capital Poison Center, water-based paint can cause vomiting if eaten in large quantities. Some do contain man-made or natural pigments like cobalt or cadmium, which can be harmful to the body.

Oil-based paints contain extremely poisonous solvents and are dangerous for the body if consumed.

 

 

 



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