Covid, cinephile irony runs on the web: the hashtag #cinetampone flies

Cinephile irony about the tampon run unleashes a storm of tweets. The game launched on Twitter yesterday with the invitation to transform movie titles by including the word buffer has achieved great success among cinema fans and not only and the hashtag #cinetampone has flown to the top of the trends. The ‘revised’ titles are very numerous: “Desperately wanted tampon”, “A tampon at Tiffany’s”, “Last tampon in Paris”, “A tampon for two”, “It was God’s tampon”, “Three men and a tampon “,” The coach with the tampon “, to name a few. But the most amusing are perhaps those of those who have introduced variants without the word buffer but always on the subject, such as “Once upon a time there was a test”, “Good, bad, positive”, “Guess who doesn’t come to dinner “,” 2021: Odyssey in the hospice “,” Mom I lost the Greenpass “,” Reagents chain “,” The curious nose of Benjamin Button “or” Booked for July 4th “but also” We just have to get vaccinated ” , “Everything you ever wanted to know about serum (but you never dared to ask)”, “The viral load of 101” or “The truth is, you don’t get enough vaccinations.” Finally, a user who posts the poster of “Saturday Night Fever” and comments: “Oh well, here there is no need to invent anything!”