No, it was not your Internet, nor was it your mobile data, much less your cell phone. Facebook, Twitter and Instagram suffered a terrible drop that lasted a couple of hours globally. The three most important social networks began to fail near the early hours of the morning. After this, some experts assured on Twitter that everything was due to an error in the DNS of the parent company.
But while they tried to fix the whole thing, the rest of us fell into balls, we cried our eyes out and then we ran to Twitter to see the great memes that were left after this. Yes, because that little corner did not fail us like others!
1. What the hell do you want me to entertain myself with? With the family? No sir
2. Sorry to reboot, bro
3. I swore that I would not return to you, but here I am
4. Let me know when they come back, I’ll be on Twitter
5. Saving us, as always
6. I don’t want to be the only one
7. And to think that I saw them near the end
8. Monday, but at what cost?
9. Well, it took you a long time
10. This only burns me, hurts me, hurts me
11. What will these people do? How do they entertain themselves?
12. I’ve already lost my sanity! Thanks for that!
13. What more do you want from me ?!
Zuckerberg watching us all, for the fall of WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook pic.twitter.com/cVuCIBPJMl
— 𝗲𝗺𝗶bee 🐝✨ (@emi_kardash) October 4, 2021
14. It’s all because you don’t share the chains that your dad sent to the family group
15. You have to be very comfortable, right?
16. There is, x
17. I’m not going to go to the other box, you open this one for me now!
18. But what a nice place
19. This is how I feel but without being a millionaire
20. And if I go and fix it myself, what do I do to you?
21. You owe me many tears and you will pay for it
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