The Covid-19 pandemic is tough to avoid, it’s made a lasting impact on our day-to-day lives and is seemingly all people can talk about. Living through a piece of history objectively sucks, I’d personally love to trade this all in for the very mundane, boring, no-surprises shitshow I was cultivating before. Stop the ride, I want off!
However, we can’t change things so it looks as if we have to roll with them. Which obviously sounds easier than it is. The truth is, it doesn’t matter how long this all lasts, we’re already changed and experiencing something that will be talked about for a long time afterwards. This is definitely the kind of shit that will be coming up in some douchebag’s poly-sci class many years from now.
The effects of the Covid-19 pandemic will be long-lasting and felt by this whole generation of people on the planet. One day we’ll be able to say we remember staying home, the empty TP shelves, and the assholes that were re-selling hand sanitizer. What the fuck is life right now?
10 Hilarious Tweets About The Lasting Impacts of Covid-19
1. NEVER FORGET!
We’ll be 80 and our grandkids won’t understand why we still hoard toilet paper and baby wipes.
— Ramblin Mama (@ramblinma) April 1, 2020
2. A legit topic that really captures the mood of the time, to be fair.
History essays in 2053: “Explain the use and role of memes as a coping mechanism during the Corona Virus Pandemic of 2020”
— Mikey (@_MichaeIMartin) April 2, 2020
3. You would think we’d all be extroverts after this, but probably not (sorry).
When this is all over, maybe I'll have accumulated enough social energy to accept a party invitation, but probably not.
— Rock the Kasbah (@MarieLoerzel) April 11, 2020
4. This is just the sort of gross shit that will DEFINITELY happen.
20 years from now Toyota bout to have discounts in march and april talkin bout “Corollavirus Sales!” i jus know it
— AIDA (@shutupaida) April 11, 2020
5. Our generation will be traumatized, scarred forever.
https://twitter.com/onyiukn/status/1240335562747383808
6. When this is over I still don’t want anyone “speaking moistly” on me.
When all this is over, I would like to ask that we still stand 6 feet apart and that you never touch me.
— Ramblin Mama (@ramblinma) April 10, 2020
7. HOW DARE YOU BRING THAT UP.
Me in 10 years- How’s my eyesight Doc?
Ophthalmologist- 20/20!
Me- *Screams*— Maryfairyboberry🧚🏻♀️ (@maryfairybobrry) April 6, 2020
8. It was the cleanest of times, it was the worst of times.
https://twitter.com/kellyclinger/status/1249364715836510216
9. DON’T TALK TO ME ABOUT LOSS OF FREEDOM!
https://twitter.com/kayla_medaris/status/1249084652096282630
10. We may get over these hard times, but will Joe Exotic get over his hate of Carole Baskins? Un-fucking-likely.
Excited for twenty-five years from now, when our grandkids ask to bring our 2020 Pandemic journals to school for Show-and-Tell, requiring us to give a quick refresher on what exactly this “Tiger King” TV show we all mentioned in there was about.
— Kim Bongiorno (@LetMeStart) March 26, 2020
So hang in there, wash your hands, and stay far apart my friends.
One day we can tell this story to our grand kids while we lecture them on the true value of full-contact hugs and toilet paper!