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  49 Coronavirus and Quarantine Jokes to Retrain Your Face to Smile It's a pundemic. By  Emily Kelleher   Updated Oct 20 2020, 1:21 PM   Humor is essential, even — or especially — in tough times.  Shared laughter  gives us strength in adversity and can help us feel a bit more in control when  the future looks uncertain . Most important,  funny jokes  — even funny  coronavirus  and quarantine  jokes  — bring us together and help us to feel connected, one pandemic quarantine pod to another. And laughter literally makes us stronger: Recent studies have found that a  good laugh  can boost our dopamine levels and even shore up our immune systems. So, while we all obviously continue to take COVID-19 very seriously, and follow the  recommendations from the CDC  and the WHO, we also  need to laugh  and to have a few moments in the day that  feel lighter . A few pandemic  jokes  might just take your mind off the apocalypse-adjacent state of the world and serve as a reminder that there’s alw

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