Top Ten (Okay, there are twelve) Coronavirus Memes – Time for a Laugh

~ John W. Howell

This week marks the 216th anniversary of the beginning of the Lewis and Clark expedition, but guess what? I just did not have the wherewithal to create the Top Ten Things not to do on that trip. Maybe some other day. Today, we need a laugh, so I thought I would put a few of my favorite coronavirus memes to lighten the week a little. This is not to make lite of our situation, but just to have a smile or two.

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Cause for worry

Good tip

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True

Clever Police.

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Typical

I would want to do that.

Tough choice.

Love it.

Can’t fight it forever.

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Work at home blues

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Maybe the answer. I hope you enjoyed these.

125 thoughts on “Top Ten (Okay, there are twelve) Coronavirus Memes – Time for a Laugh”

  4. Loved the ones with the dogs. And of course, the whiskey still. Just so ya know, I’m not forgetting about the Lewis and Clark one. Can’t wait to see what you come up with. (Helpful Hint: Check out York, William Clark’s slave.)

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    1. I should have put a “sorry Andrew,” message. The Lewis and Clark item is so vast. Going from St. Louis to the Pacific ocean on foot and by boat was an unbeleaveable feat. York was freed after the expidition for his good work during. Amazing story. Can do it next week. Thanks for keeping me honest.

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  8. These are great, John. I love the police car. We had a zoom-based town meeting that had me praying for a zoomBomber.

    I hope you can hang in there for another week in pandemic paradise.

    Take care.

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      1. According to this plaque, you’re early for Lewis & Clark, anyway. If you do the post at some point, feel free to use the image. It’s on the Allegheny River, just outside of the Strip District, in Pittsburgh.

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        1. You are right about the launch of the keeled boat in Pittsburgh. and is reconized as the beginning. I am commemorating the full compliment and fully equipped departure of the expedition. The Corps of Discovery (Named by Jefferson) departed from Camp Dubois (Camp Wood), Missouri at 4 pm on May 14, 1804 on the Missouri River and picked up Clark in St Charles, Missouri six days later.

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        2. Ah, OK. I was kinda hoping to see Tiny in my old home town, maybe buy him an Iron City – oops, they didn’t start brewing that until 1861. I guess I better leave the time travel to the experts.

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  9. This is the best list ever! LOVED IT! Yesterday I had a zoom session with my kids and grandkids and listening to the frustrations of home-schooling was hilarious. Parents everywhere are recognizing how “essential” teachers are. 🙂

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  17. Thank you, John — I loved them! I’m still laughing over the dog filled with helium … and the homemade “still”!! You’re right, we ALL need a laugh about now!

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  20. I did enjoy these, since, I’m not sure Lewis and Clark are all that funny.

    My favorite is the Oreo dunked in whiskey, the sober alcoholic that I am.

    Also, the doggies on Zoom. Humor, too bad we can’t buy it on the corner like pot or hot Hamilton tickets. Think of the price it would glean. 🙂

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        7. So true. I actually attended one of his last concerts (Yes in my early thirties) He was bloated and looked awful but brought the house down. No one would leave until the annoucemet, “Ladies and gentlemen. Elvis has left the building.”

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        8. What a great story. I know he was a wreck at the end. I read a bio on him that broke my heart. His beginnings were amazing and then all that money ruined him. There’s nothing quite like music money. It parlays itself over and over again. His addict then just took him over, as it tends to do. sigh

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        15. Elvis was worth about $5M ($19M today) when he died. The estate is worth about $400M now. Marie Antoinette would have liked that kind of growth and probably could figure out how to spend it. 😀

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  24. A-ha-ha-ha!!!!! I remember another jest (number 1 in your top): We don’t make the moonshine anymore. We produce sanitizer. As for me, dear John, I have lost the sense of reality. I know that it is 758 May of…unknown year. I remember the days of the week only due to my blog. When I see Lucy & Twiggy I know that it is somewhere between Wednesday and Friday! 🙂 🙂 🙂

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      1. Thanks, dear John…however here the idle stillness is so strong that it makes me feel out of this world (joking) 🙂 🙂 🙂 I wonder if the dogs have any feeling of days of the week? Budgies certainly do not. For them each day is Friday, 🙂

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  32. LOL! I laughed out loud at several of these! Thanks, for the laughs.

    I did a couple of years of homeschooling with each child and thought for sure I’d be Miss Frizzle. Yeah, no I was the one in Sombrero. 😂 Thankfully, we all survived it.

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  37. John you have brought a much needed smile to my face 🙂

    I wish I had stumbled upon your post earlier this week, but at least you made me smile today 🙂

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