TGIF, everyone! While it may not be easy to keep track of the days of the week, we still think Friday is something to celebrate. And what better way to celebrate than with a crap ton ofrelatable memes and tweets?
quarantine memes
Many of you are sick and tired of hearing about coronavirus, and we don't blame you. But when something is affecting the entire freakin' world, the memes are going to keep on coming. Today we'd like to focus on some optimistic Covid-19 content: memes that imagine what we'll look like when we're finally out of quarantine. The jokes range from basic (women with unibrows) to saucy (masturbation) but they're all pretty valid when you consider how long we might be cooped up.
Happy Sunday, freaks. At least we think that's what day it is. It's getting harder and harder to make sense of the calendar. We're just trying to survive. And as we soldier on, we know there's at least one constant we can fall back on: the friendly humor of positively pointless (and pleasant) memes. Here's a bunch for you.
We know that many of you are coping with quarantines, lockdowns, job loss and illness as the coronavirus outbreak worsens. And we feel for you. But there are some people we don't have sympathy for. We simply cannot deal with celebrities who are trying to show solidarity during this time. Folks like Sam Smith are whining about quarantine from their expensive homes. Other celebs are saying "We're all in this together" while sitting in mansions and eating food cooked by their private chefs. It all feels pretty ridiculous and disgusting. Memers have started to take notice of this gross behavior and are fighting the best way they know how: with memes.
Pretty much everyone is struggling with the pandemic, but some seem to be coping worse than others. This definitely goes for horny Twitter users. Quarantined memers have been sharing photos of inanimate objects that resemble naughty body parts and claiming they're about to "risk it all " or "act up." While cabin fever hasn't hit us quite as hard, we definitely appreciate this host of surprisingly sexy everyday objects. We've included our favorite of these saucy tweets, but you can read more about the trend on Know Your Meme. Just don't spend too much time looking at the photos. You might end up as frustrated as the people who tweeted them.
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.
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.
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.
With so many people quarantining, some of you might feel like there's not enough internet to help you pass the time. Fortunately, our entertainment-providing industry is unaffected by Coronavirus and the changes flipping normal life on its ass. We're going to be serving up memes til the end, and here's another gallery of 'em to help you through it all.
