A Twitter account named ‘No Context Bake Off’ is currently taking off, following in the viral footsteps of ‘No Context’ Louis which everyone went crazy for.

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As you might expect, the posts are made up of screen grabs from the Great British Bake Off. Only thing is they’re presented without any context, which results in some pretty bizarre one-liners.

Here are some of the best:

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— no context bake off (@nocontextgbbo) September 3, 2016

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— no context bake off (@nocontextgbbo) September 4, 2016

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— no context bake off (@nocontextgbbo) September 3, 2016

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— no context bake off (@nocontextgbbo) September 3, 2016

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— no context bake off (@nocontextgbbo) September 3, 2016

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— no context bake off (@nocontextgbbo) September 3, 2016

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— no context bake off (@nocontextgbbo) September 2, 2016

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— no context bake off (@nocontextgbbo) September 1, 2016

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— no context bake off (@nocontextgbbo) September 3, 2016

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— no context bake off (@nocontextgbbo) September 3, 2016

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— no context bake off (@nocontextgbbo) September 5, 2016

Good stuff from @nocontextgbbo there.

For more people who rule on Twitter, check out this kid who waited seven years to drop the perfect joke on there. What a hero.