Funny Internet jokes known as ‘memes’ make viewers feel calmer and more content, as well as increases confidence in their ability to deal with the pandemic.
Yakoub Mohammed Qadri and Mohammed Ardah's faces were photoshopped to appear as if they had a wide smile on their faces.
A meme posted on social media claims the Nazis changed the universal musical pitch from A=432Hz to A=440Hz in order agitate their enemies' brains.
The online investors hope to raise the value of Dogecoin to 69 cents on the designated day, and to a total of $4.20 afterwards.
In case you missed it: A photo of the Jewish senator at the presidential inauguration ceremony wearing homemade mittens went viral last week.
This is an era for kid gloves when it comes to sensitivities.
The proceeds from the shirt will all go to Meals on Wheels Vermont.
All eyes were immediately on the Vermont Senator after memes were made of him sitting on a chair by himself wearing cozy mittens.
It's not only Americans who are sharing funny memes on the election - the Middle East is too.
"The impact of COVID-19 on our conversations and behavior is evident in emoji usage trends compared to last year."
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