Funniest Responses To Jimmy Fallon's Latest Hashtag Challenge

As time goes on, quarantine is kind of losing its thrill. Sure, being forced to stay at home and do nothing all day sounded like fun and games at the beginning, with most people embracing the opportunity to stay in PJs all day and drink margaritas at 3 pm if they so wished. But now everyone's struggling to keep themselves entertained and Jimmy Fallon is here to show how desperate people are getting. His latest hashtag challenge #ImSoBoredI asked people to tell him a funny thing they've done to pass the time in quarantine, and as usual, the answers don't disappoint. From running ketchup taste tests to writing fan fiction stories starring neighborhood squirrels, here are some of the funniest ways people have been keeping themselves occupied during the quarantine.

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via @jimmyfallon
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via @dhygiene21
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via @nebraskaconnie
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via @babyduckyoongi
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via @RyanBartholomee
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via @dhygiene21
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via @İLLW1LLIAM
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via @mtrplntd
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via @mills_elise
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via @RyanBartholomee
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via @LowerLeavell
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via @thtssoravenn
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via @ChristyALandry
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via @laceyfran
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via @KatieGribben4
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via @emelainew

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