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Coronavirus Jokes Are Everywhere And Here Are 30 Of The Best Ones This Week
The coronavirus is no joke anymore. Allegedly, Google has canceled its annual April Fools’ Day joke, claiming that it’s not the time to be messing around. As the sources for killer humor are running dry, people are nowhere near ready to stop. And the latest comic gems are in!
Bored Panda has collected the hottest series of viral memes, puns, quips, observations, and wisdom bites into this one batch of an immune booster. Yep, it’s true! Laughter is said to increase immune cells and infection-fighting antibodies, meaning you may become more resistant to the virus after reading this. How do you like the punapocalypse now, Corona?!
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#1
Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago (edited)
Hahaha this is something my hubby would do, so this is one post I definitely wont share with him. Don’t need to give him any ideas.
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#3
Rabbit Carrot 4 years ago
When Pennywise rips your arm off you still won’t be able to wipe so keep walking!
Every year, companies flood the internet with bogus posts and elaborate news for the April 1st. But the world is facing the coronavirus pandemic, which has drastically changed the ways we live. While most of us are now leading our lives online, experts warn about the importance of reliable and trustworthy information when it comes to Covid-19. But any potential April Fools' joke would be a step into the fakery zone.
Hence, Google has cancelled its pranks this year, reports Business Insider. “This year, we're going to take the year off from that tradition out of respect for all those fighting the COVID-19 pandemic," Lorraine Twohill, head of marketing at Google, wrote in an email to company managers. "Our highest goal right now is to be helpful to people, so let's save the jokes for next April, which will undoubtedly be a whole lot brighter than this one."
#4
JK Rowling 4 years ago
Number one thing we're gonna do if time travel is ever created is send the anti-vaxxers back into Victorian England when people were dumping their raw refuse into the Thames. Right up there with jettisoning the flat-earthers into space.
#5
Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago
That is just adorable, especially the way the cat is using it’s paw.
It turns out, the coronavirus crisis may have also changed the way we perceive jokes. One professor at the University of California, Coye Cheshire told CNET: “Right now it might be hard for companies and individuals to read the room virtually.” The potential to misread any joke is high as ever, and any potential prank may become a subject of severe criticism.
Kathleen Hall Jamieson, a communications professor at the University of Pennsylvania, warns that coronavirus jokes could be viewed as the truth. The critics of corona jokes say that even if toilet paper pranks are hilarious, they might set off panic buyers.
#7
Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago (edited)
We have been trying to fight stupidity since humans began, still waiting for a anti stupid vaccine to be created. Too bad the anti vaxxers are the ones that need it the most. (Oh no she didn’t).
On the other hand, humor is known as an excellent coping mechanism.
Stanford researcher Andrea Samson and psychology Professor James Gross ran an experiment where subjects were asked to improvise jokes. They found that people who made any kind of quip benefited, reporting both increases in positive emotions and decreases in negative emotions.
"If you are able to teach people to be more playful, to look at the absurdities of life as humorous, you see some increase in wellbeing," said Samson in this Stanford News report.
#13
Rabbit Carrot 4 years ago
All those doggos are going to be exhausted by the time this is over.
#17
Rabbit Carrot 4 years ago (edited)
Yeah this. So many people saying ‘I won’t get it’ or ‘I don’t have it’ or ‘I’m not social distancing and staying home’. No you may not have it but you may also be asymptomatic. You may be passing on your germs to someone with a compromised immune system without knowing it. Stay home, it’s not about you, it’s about the people who need protecting.
#22
deanna woods 4 years ago
That's what it feels like every single day. I also feel like I'm on Punk'd.
#27
Person2638 4 years ago
yeah what happened to that i feel like everyone just forgot that happened
#29
Rabbit Carrot 4 years ago (edited)
If he doesn’t pop up on the screen and say ‘alright alright alright’ as a greeting then there’s no point to life anymore.
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What do you think ?
Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago (edited)
I wonder how long it will take to run out of Covid-19 jokes.
JazzyWorld 4 years ago
People will NEVER run out of coronavirus memes. Not even when the crisis is over.
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Hans 4 years ago
You notice that people are bored and there is no other topic anymore. A few of those were bright, but many were quite dull.
aliya moran 4 years ago
You have every right to be bored, as long as you've completed both Netflix, and YouTube.
Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago (edited)
I wonder how long it will take to run out of Covid-19 jokes.
JazzyWorld 4 years ago
People will NEVER run out of coronavirus memes. Not even when the crisis is over.
Load More Replies... Hans 4 years ago
You notice that people are bored and there is no other topic anymore. A few of those were bright, but many were quite dull.
aliya moran 4 years ago
You have every right to be bored, as long as you've completed both Netflix, and YouTube.
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