We hope all of you Floridians are staying safe before Hurricane Dorian is expected to make landfall as a category 4 storm on Monday. In the mean time, when a sh*tty situation strikes, why not try to make the best of it? Apart from getting the eff out of the Hurricane's pathway, there are always memes to calm those nerves for a bit!
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This weatherman was really not havin' it when viewers on social media started complaining that his tornado warning was taking away from their Bachelorette viewing time. We can't say we blame him for totally losing his cool on live television!
Remember ASCII art? Or are you too young? The text-based art was all the rage back when we were pimping our MySpace and AIM profiles. in the last week, the images seem to be making a comeback - this time via meme. The trend in question features two stick figures, one of them standing at the top of some stairs having seemingly kicked the other down a flight. The figures are meant to represent things that are at odds with each other, or a person's preferences; think Coke vs. Pepsi or snacks and summer bodies. The meme is incredibly versatile - and very relatable. Here are some of our favorites...the seasonal depression example is particularly triggering.
Openly gay news anchor Blaine Stewart rocked Twitter with some serious innuendo while covering the impending Northeast winter 'bomb cyclone.' The Norfolk-Virginia Beach reporter wrote 'UPDATE: Get ready for a pounding. Some of us could see 8 inches or more. That's too much — even for me.'
The tweet has since been deleted, but this isn't the first time Stewart has made sexual jokes about the weather. Just over a year ago he made a reference to gay dating site Grindr while covering the threat of an even higher snowfall. "THESE ARE NOT @GRINDR INCHES. THESE ARE ACTUAL INCHES!"
We're not sure what prompted to Stewart to delete the saucy tweet, but we're still reveling in the humor - and we're not alone. He's being applauded across Twitter and many LGBT websites.
While we are enjoying the tweet and the responses, we have to remind you that this winter weather is no joke. 11 people have already died from the brutal Northeast cold, so bundle up and stay safe if the storm is headed your way!
