Have you been itching for some content that has nothing to do with coronavirus? We've got you covered. We've covered fashion fails before, but these are extra spicy. While we appreciate the humor in these questionable designs, we've got to wonder if anyone was penalized for some of the raunchier mistakes.
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If you're feeling down or like your life isn't going anywhere, we've got some memes and pics for you. Incels and neckbeards, with their cheeto-dusted fingers and Mountain Dew tinted teeth, are basically the stuff of facepalm legend. They lurk the internet making fools of themselves, and entertainment for us. These are their stories.
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.
We don't usually expect to get all teary-eyed from a Tumblr writing prompt, but we definitely appreciate surprises. This particular prompt imagines a situation in which Death decides to offer a game in exchange for our protagonist's life. Dungeons and Dragons, a game that can be endless, is quickly chosen. We follow their years-long journey and by the end the sappiness is supreme.
While we're in quarantine very few of us will be able to serve up that IRL comeback heat. But because we're suckers for seeing people roasted and toasted, we've collected some burns and comebacks that were served up on the internet. We're gonna be here for a while, why not enjoy some quality roasts while we're at it?
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.
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.
It's important to try to keep a sense of humor during dark times. And we intend to help y'all do just that. While some people are tweeting sobering (but helpful) information about the Coronavirus outbreak, others are doing us all a great service by making us laugh. Comedian Dana Bein is one such Twitter user. While "losing his mind" over current events, Bein wrote a hilarious parody of Queens 'Bohemian Rhapsody.' The masterpiece touches on hand washing, anxiety, and even masturbation. Give him a follow if you like his work. We're going to need all the parodies we can get.
Red flags are one thing. But to make someone straight up walk out of a date is another. Sh*t's gotta be serious. Redditor u/PorridgeBeforeBed took to the r/AskMen subreddit to ask members to share their ejection-worthy date stories. We'll give you some spoilers: a lot of people are addicted to their phones, a lot of people are looking for free meals, and others don't seem to understand that a date is between two people. The stories are disappointing, but not seriously surprising. So strap in, get your reading glasses, and learn what not to do on a romantic evening.
While we've been freaking out about the ever-worsening Coronavirus outbreak, Jared Leto just found out about the grave situation...yesterday. The actor took to Twitter and Instagram to share his surprise and well-wishes to the crumbling world around him. Leto explained that he'd been in attending a silent meditation retreat in the desert, completely cut off from technology.
"Wow. 12 days ago I began a silent meditation in the desert, we were totally isolated. No phone, no communication etc. We had no idea what was happening outside the facility. Walked out yesterday into a very different world. One that's been changed forever. Mind blowing - to say the least, I'm getting messages from friends and family all around the globe and catching up on what's going on. Hope you and yours are ok. Sending positive energy to all. Stay inside. Stay safe."
People on Twitter were pretty entertained by this news, reveling in the Jared Leto-ness of it all, and likening it to disaster films like 28 Days Later. We have to wonder how many other people out there are blissfully ignorant of current events. We kind of envy them.
