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These Halloween decorations are scary funny.
A photo of a home in Indiana has gone viral after its owners turned a popular meme into hilarious Halloween decor. The display, which was inspired by the "This is fine" comic seen on social media for years, now doubles as a joke that downplays how bad 2020 has been.
A homeowner from Indianapolis, Indiana used the 'this is fine' meme to create Halloween décor a comical homage to a chaotic 2020. (SWNS).
The meme itself, which was adapted from a 2013 webcomic by KC Green, shows a dog calmly sitting calmly, drinking coffee, while the kitchen burns. "This is fine," the dog says in a speech bubble, rather blankly.
In order to recreate the scene, the Irvington homeowners set up a cutout of a dog sitting inside their window, surrounded by cartoon flames, underneath a sign printed with the words “This is fine." And in the age of the coronavirus, along with a stressful economy and election season, the display soon earned praise in the Internet for being so spot-on.
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“It means, you know what? Everything has gone crazy, and we can’t control it, and we might as well just say it’s fine because we can’t do anything about it,” Lynch told Fox59 of the go-to three-word phrase, often used for when a situation gets so bad, it's laughable.
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The idea for her display, which is currently giving her neighbors a good laugh, came from her social-media-savvy son, Lynch said.
“I looked it up online, and went, ‘Oh my God, that’s perfect!” Lynch said.
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And while in-person trick-or-treating may be scarce this year due to the pandemic, thousands have been admiring the home decor from a social distance ... on social media.
“This house in my neighborhood every year nails Halloween decorations,” one user wrote on Twitter, to which one person replied that the homeowners "won" the holiday.
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