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Study Claims The Mental-Health Crisis During The Pandemic Was Minimal, People Share The Most Unhinged Things They Did In Response (50 Tweets)
Remember those few weeks during the spring of 2020 when everyone was making banana bread? How about that sourdough phase? Or the whipped dalgona coffee trend? While our sanity was hanging on by a single thread, we all became creative and experimented with new hobbies we would have never tried otherwise (including some that we might not be incredibly proud of).
The BBC recently tweeted a study that claimed the mental health crisis brought on by the pandemic was only “minimal", however, many Twitter users would beg to differ. People immediately began sharing questionable and hilarious things they did during the pandemic, so we’ve gathered some of the most entertaining responses below. Enjoy this list, and be sure to upvote all of the tweets that make you feel better about having karaoke via Zoom during lockdown!
This study has gone viral for claiming that the mental health crisis brought on by the pandemic was only "minimal"
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So readers were quick to point out that the results of the study should be taken with a grain of salt
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Kar Red Roses 3 years ago
My child I pop a cap in thine a*s in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost
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Crazy Meerkat Lady 3 years ago
So glad that you are having success with it. I wrote a children's book starring my dog but no sales 😕
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Isaac Harvey 3 years ago
And with that contraption, the cat's fight for world dominance begins.
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Joshua David 3 years ago
In the 90s in my first apartment I remember going to Walmart and they use to sell these ready made bathroom decor sets and they had the rubber ducky set. I so bought it, the soap dispenser, the mats, the soap tray and the shower curtain. I miss that set like it was yesterday.
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Fish Fingers 3 years ago
We'd been planning my wife's 50th for a couple of years, to go to Pig Island and swim with pigs. Couldn't go due to lockdown, so I bought inflatable palm trees, coconuts, and parrots, and filled our hot tub with inflatable pigs. It was great!
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Louisa Johnson 3 years ago
As a parent of teenagers who make questionable fashion choices, I would wear these in a heart beat. They are a statement footwear, I'm 5:11 when I wear my DMs I'm 6:1 with these I would be shaq. But I would never wear them out of the house because I'm a terrible introvert. Still love them though. I have bought shoes before and just wore them around the house or lay on my bed in 6inch heels watching TV. Iron fist was my favourite but nothing else is actually even close to their style. I have several pairs, I wore one pair to my niece's wedding. That was the only time I have wore heels out.
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TailsFangirl03 3 years ago
I really need to work on my island again...I'm at a four star rating.
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Louisa Johnson 3 years ago
I don't know Becky with the nice hair second from the right looks like she can handle herself
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RedBadgerCan'tSwim 3 years ago
I went to work five to seven days a week and got screamed at, insulted, threatened, and belittled. Hearing my siblings complain about not being able to go drinking or to dance classes made me want to scream.
The Original Bruno 3 years ago
60% of teenagers feel suicidally hopeless. Naw, that's not too bad.
Mila Preradović 3 years ago
TBH, if the pandemic hit me as a teenager or a young adult, it would've probably wrecked my life completely. But it hit me as a working mother of a 6yo; suddenly I was home with my family all day and it was a great period for me. But I could tell that many weren't so lucky...
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RedBadgerCan'tSwim 3 years ago
I went to work five to seven days a week and got screamed at, insulted, threatened, and belittled. Hearing my siblings complain about not being able to go drinking or to dance classes made me want to scream.
The Original Bruno 3 years ago
60% of teenagers feel suicidally hopeless. Naw, that's not too bad.
Mila Preradović 3 years ago
TBH, if the pandemic hit me as a teenager or a young adult, it would've probably wrecked my life completely. But it hit me as a working mother of a 6yo; suddenly I was home with my family all day and it was a great period for me. But I could tell that many weren't so lucky...
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