covid-19

With so many people on coronavirus lockdown or in quarantine, and so few options on the grocery shelves, people are having to get creative in the kitchen. Twitter user @mspowahs is familiar with this plight, and took to the website with a bit of a recipe hack for people with limited resources. All you need for the majestic "Totwaffle" is frozen tater tots, a waffle iron, and if you're feeling freaky "Syrupchup." Yes, that's an ungodly mixture of syrup and ketchup. We're stoked to try the recipe, and can't wait to see more quarantine creations as people get even more desperate. Bon appetit!

In the thick of the coronavirus pandemic here in the United States, several states have implemented what's known as a "shelter in place," where all nonessential businesses must shut down and people must stay in their homes except for tasks like going out to get groceries or medications. 

While this all royally sucks, we're enjoying the memes that have popped up that make fun of the government telling people to work from home in light of all the lockdowns.

If you're staying inside due to the Coronavirus outbreak, you're not alone. The COVID-19 disaster is making people bounce off the walls and nearly everyone is complaining of cabin fever. Some people are advising a daily routine of activities such as Yoga, or calisthenics. We prefer passing the time by scrolling through memes. And this gallery is filled with a ton of 'em - all about this ordeal we're going through as a planet. Hang in there, folks.

As the people of the world continue to try to stop the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19), many people are finding themselves forced to stay in their homes. Almost a quarter of the United States is sheltering in place and so is much of Europe. That means lots of people are trying to figure out new ways to structure their days. As options are limited when cooped up, these "routines" are often kind of depressing, and Twitter users have started to make self-deprecating posts about their quarantine routines. Here are our favorites.

In these trying times, we might as well be able to have a little laugh about all of this. That's why we wanted to share with you these humorous tweets featuring celebrities resembling bottles of hand sanitizer. Want some content that has absolutely nothing to do with coronavirus? Click here!

The days are starting to blur together. That's probably why the New York Times' Coronavirus coverage always starts with "It's Friday" or "It's Saturday." While time seems kind of hard to grasp, we've got some things that are a bit easier: memes and tweets. This assortment of comical goodies won't make the bad stuff go away, but it will distract you for a little while. And we think that's importnat.

Facebook is a literal treasure trove of cringey parents who think they know it all. One such mom took to the social media website to see other moms thought of holding "Coronavirus parties" for their children, citing "Chicken pox parties" as inspiration. These parties are supposed to expose children to a disease with the intention of having them "get it over with." But coronavirus is not the same as chicken pox. If kids get it and pass it on to the elderly or immunocompromised, they could die. After the post was shared to r/insaneparents, redditors went in on the batshit mom. We really hope that people aren't actually having COVID-19 parties. Things are bad enough as it is.

Has the Stockholm syndrome set in for you yet? You know, where you get so used to being in quarantine that you start thinking it's normal, or even preferable over your normal routine? 

Well, the good thing about being in quarantine for an extended amount of time is that you have ample amounts of time to check out the week's best dank memes! Here's last week's gallery, and head on over to /r/DankMemes if you want an even more extensive list!

Despite the fact that COVID-19 has been around since November, many countries (and people) are still figuring out how to grapple with the outbreak as it worsens in countries like Italy and the United States. Unfortunately, hospitals stateside are already reeling from Coronavirus cases. Author Evan Siegfried took to Twitter last night with a chilling update from one of his friends who works at a New York City hospital. The nurse describes an alarming situation that's a combination of under-staffing, lack of supplies, and a serious need for blood. We sincerely hope that people stop hoarding medical supplies so that the professionals can take care of the people who really need help.

CBS News released a compilation video of spring breaker kids justifying why they're still trying to party on the beaches in Miami during a pandemic, and boy is it infuriating. People have come together on Twitter to call them out in the most amusing ways possible, and we're here for it. So without further ado scroll down, and for the love of God, stay home to prevent spreading the disease!

As coronavirus continues to sweep through every corner of the world, schools in the US have been closing, leaving students required to finish their classes online. While many are ecstatic about this, many others are annoyed they even have to keep taking classes at all. 

Please enjoy these dank memes, many of which are brought to you by our friends at Know Your Meme!

In super-cringey Coronavirus news, Gal Gadot seems to have done the unthinkable. After sharing a cringey video of  celebrities singing John Lennon's 'Imagine,' it seems people on Twitter have put down their digital pitchforks to agree on one thing: The video is absolutely terrible. 

The cover is comprised of stars such as Amy Adams, Will Ferrell and Kristen Wiig singing (often poorly) from their manses and gardens. It's a pretty tone deaf attempt at bringing people together, and folks on Twitter were more than happy to share their distaste. If SNL were still operating, maybe we'd get a decent parody. But for now, we're relying on netizens to roast the crap out of the video, and they're doing a damn good job.