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'This is fine' Halloween decoration perfectly nails 2020


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'This is fine' Halloween decoration perfectly nails 2020

Nothing screams 2020 quite like the "This is fine" meme, which is why the image of that distressed little dog surrounded by flames makes the perfect Halloween decoration.

The "This is fine" meme, from artist KC Green's 2013 webcomic "On Fire," has become a symbol for especially troubling times, such as the entire year 2016. But 2020 has been so incredibly bad that the meme has never felt more relevant.

Someone in Irvington, Indianapolis, gets it, which is why they turned the meme into a truly impressive Halloween decoration.

"This house in my neighborhood every year nails Halloween decorations," 36-year-old Angela Taylor (@funangela) tweeted on Sunday alongside two photos of the creative display. Read more...

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