As the COVID-19 outbreak worsens, and countries enact stricter rules to keep things under control, many of us are left overwhelmed, bored, and a bit aimless. And many people are scared. Twitter's been a great outlet for sharing jokes and coronavirus experiences. Some are funny, some are predictably depressing. But they all do a pretty stellar job of reflecting the crazy times we're living in. Stay safe everyone.
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Wanna stay up to date on jokes about the Coronavirus outbreak and general Twitter tomfoolery? We've got you covered. These tweets offer plenty of humor, wise words, and dumb jokes that at the very least, will help you obliterate your boredom. And if you need more, here's another fresh Twitter list. Everyone needs ways to pass the time these days. And we're here to help.
We're all being inundated with information - and misinformation - regarding the COVID-19 pandemic. Sometimes all the statistics and warnings can feel overwhelming. Dr. Faheem Younus took to Twitter yesterday in an attempt to clear some of these things up. In a Twitter thread, the Maryland-based doctor tackles common myths about the virus, from the claim that Ibuprofen and other anti-inflammatories worsen the symptoms, to concerns about whether or not people can go jogging during this trying time. While some of these seem like common knowledge to some people, it's important that we all stay informed and act responsibly. It's going to be a long few months, and a little bit of education goes a long way.
Love enjoying tweets but hate logging on to Twitter because of the political sh*tshow? We've got you covered. Sifting through the hellhole ain't easy, but we've managed to collect some fresh and moderately entertaining tweets to keep you busy, whether you're social distancing or just looking to waste some time. Because you're worth it.
Most people are already aware of the hilarity of the Lawrence Kansas Police Department's Twitter account. Their blunt yet funny way of delivering basic messages, like "Don't do crimes" has gained them somewhat of a cult status on the internet. And their response to the Coronavirus outbreak is predictably on brand. In addition to imploring that people wash their hands, the police department also provided Twitter with a thoughtful reminder that people should not be hoarding supplies like toilet paper and ground beef.
As more people are staying home to help prevent the spread of Coronavirus, we're all finding ourselves in need of ways to pass the time. It's only a matter of time before we all get cabin fever and start bouncing off the walls. In the meantime, we're here to help with some fresh tweets to keep you busy for a little while.
Happy Monday, y'all! We're here to provide you with fresh and entertaining Twitter gems so you can avoid the political tweet nightmare that the site has become right now. This gallery is a healthy mix of Coronavirus tweets, relatably self-deprecating jokes, and just the right amount of nonsense. Enjoy!
