We’re well into social distancing protocols at this point, and it doesn’t look like it’ll be advisable to leave our homes anytime soon. At least we can take solace in knowing that we’re all isolated together.
Looks too easy.
It’s good to keep your mind active with puzzles and so on, especially during this pandemic. Unfortunately I think this edition of Where’s Waldo is the easiest one yet.
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Happy anniversary!
Before this thing is over, I think we’ll all know what it’s like to have a birthday or anniversary in isolation. This couple celebrated their 14th anniversary in style.
Stop and frisk.
This Redditor offers a reminder to frisk any family members who may enter your house. You have no idea what kind of contraband they could be hiding.
Fair enough.
Some people are having a tough time in the age of self-isolation. But for miserable old gits like this guy and myself, this is a time to thrive.
Bug-out box.
“My 68-year-old dad has a quarantine ‘safe box,’” wrote this poster, adding, “He won’t give my mom the combination.”
Desperate times, my friends…
Dominate your shopping trip.
During these difficult times, many of us are thinking of ways to protect ourselves when we do have to leave the house. This woman might have the right idea.
Point taken.
If a common-sense message, combined with two creepy mannequins, can’t keep this guy’s neighbors away, I don’t know if there’s any hope left.
Why are you still home?
It isn’t just humans who are going stir-crazy. Countless pets have had their daily routines disrupted by constantly seeing their humans around the house. My cats keep looking at me like they expect me to be somewhere else.
Work from home.
Somehow, I don’t think any of the self-help books designed to help people in the workplace are going to be applicable to the situation many of us are now in.
Worth its weight in gold.
One Korean taco delivery driver braved the elements by delivering some delicious tacos to a shut-in. The biggest gift of all was unexpected.
I guess he’d know.
I’ve half-expected to eventually encounter some end-of-days scenario my whole life. But I always thought it would be dramatic, like a war or a comet or something.
Losing their grip.
This illustrates our fragile relationship with sanity. Like, take a pic with your home in the background. That’ll prove it better than any spoon shenanigans.
Really losing his grip.
Once you’re using quantitative graphs to try and explain the situation to your cats, it might be time to step away from the computer and do anything else instead.
Better safe than sorry.
I’ve never been very chatty while playing video games, but I think COVID-19 is starting to change that. I just hope I don’t get electronically infected somehow.
But is it a sandwich?
We’re reaching the point where having the proper carbs to accompany our processed meats can’t be a priority anymore. This might be the most plausible hot dog you’ll see until the self-isolation is over.
The gang’s back together.
This obviously flies in the face of any directive to limit large groups of people. But I’ll be sympathetic and assume that they really, really wanted any excuse to leave the house.
Social distancing with friends.
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This looks like just about the best thing anyone could do to cope with coronavirus stress. But, alarmingly, those rubber ducks aren’t two meters apart, and there’s way more than ten of them.
Bored.
“My cousin wanted cake and ordered one,” wrote a Redditor. “Told the bakers to write whatever they wanted because it was for just for her anyways, so…”
Tip of the century.
This guy is a delivery driver for DoorDash. He received an extremely generous tip. I’m guessing the street value is about $105.
Word to the wise.
I like how topical this advice is. You could place this sign anywhere, but putting it right underneath the Gas-X is targeted advertising at its finest.
