Dalgona Soon? This Taal Vog News Is Giving Us Eerie 2020 Feels
Insert the "I'm in danger" meme.
(SPOT.ph) What comes after news of Taal Volcano activity? For us who have been collectively traumatized by the series of unfortunate events in early 2020, it brings back tons of bad memories: at best, mask-marked faces, quarantine passes, Dalgona coffee and ube cheese pandesal at home, and online classes and work that will last at least two years.
News that authorities reminding everyone to wear face masks again to protect themselves against the possible risks of pollution in the Metro and vog in Batangas and nearby areas bring us back to the time when Filipinos started hoarding face masks in January 2020 because of the Taal eruption. Add to this the news of yet another deadly virus from bats called the Nipah that’s driving infections in India, and all we can do to cope is through nervous humor shared online.
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This Taal Volcano vog news is giving 2020
Tala with Taal was how it started.
What comes next after a Taal Volcano activity? Dalgona szn.
Are we not going to see our school and workplaces again for two years?
Deja vu, indeed.
Maybe we’re in a bad time loop?
Not another outbreak!
Same, same.
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