Just all the funniest memes from The Great Australian Toilet Paper Panic of 2020.

Who ever would’ve guessed we’d find ourselves here?

It’s March 2020 and here we are, standing at Woolies, confused and horrified by the empty toilet paper aisle.

We just wanted to pick up a 12 pack, because we’re down to our last roll… and yet… toilet paper has become the rarest of commodities on supermarket shelves in modern day Australia.

(To be clear, there’s not a shortage. It’s just that people are hoarding it, for reasons that remain unclear).

When you finally get your hands on some… make sure you hang your toilet paper the correct way. Post continues below video.

This also creates another issue: If we do buy a 12 pack, we risk looking look like a panic buyer. And we’re not.

We just need… a normal amount of toilet paper, to replace our previous normal amount of toilet paper.

It’s a terrible struggle.

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After days of the public panic-buying toilet paper, Australian factories are operating 24 hours a day to keep up with demand, online delivery services are out of stock and supermarkets are having to post ‘MORE IS COMING, DON’T PANIC’ signs where rolls upon rolls of Quilton and Kleenex used to sit.

Do you need to be stockpiling? And other questions you have about coronavirus. Post continues below audio.

It’s truly wild, considering that if we were to be confined to our homes for two weeks due to coronavirus, there’s probably a few items more important to have than TP. Namely… food.

But while toilet paper itself has been hard to come by, the panic-buying dubbed #toiletpapergate has given us something else in abundance: Memes.

Here are the best memes and reactions from across the internet:

We’re going to need more toilet paper. https://t.co/GDBVf22HPT

— Peter Lalor (@plalor) March 4, 2020

FOR SALE. This exquisite roll of ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ heirloom bathroom tissue, artisanally hand-crafted from the pulp of environmentally sustainable mountain pine plantations, in snowy white. CFC free and guaranteed unused. Offers from $250. pic.twitter.com/93km4JTBfc

— Mike Carlton (@MikeCarlton01) March 3, 2020

I’d never been embarrassed to be related to anyone until today when I found out my mother is one of the Australians bulk buying toilet paper.

— IGGY AZALEA #LOLA???? (@IGGYAZALEA) March 3, 2020

When my grandchildren ask how I survived the great #toiletpaper #panicbuying shortage of 2020, I’ll tell them how my copy of 50 Shades of Grey was finally good for something.

— Michelle ???????? (@MichelleMackey1) March 3, 2020

Everyone: Stocking up on toilet paper

Me as an intellectual: pic.twitter.com/07KoWK6YHt

— bok bok bitch (@ngynelizabeth) March 3, 2020

I regret nothing! NOTHING! #ToiletPaperCrisis #ToiletPaperApocalypse pic.twitter.com/lcFXb2UMFm

— Colonel Kickhead (@colonelkickhead) March 4, 2020

When your house actually needs toilet paper & you’re sneaking down the aisle trying to not look like one of those lunatics #toiletpapergate #toiletpapercrisis #ToiletPaperApocalypse pic.twitter.com/PYjr2QVwHE

— Oz (@ausmojo) March 4, 2020

 

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It’s a worry! ???? #toiletpapercrisis2020 #toiletpapercrisis #darwinnt #shopdarwin #onaroll #whogivesacrap #attitudeformendarwin #youhavetolaugh #warning #thegreatdunnypaperpanic #dontpanic #signofthetimes #crappy #australia

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I didn’t realise Caronavirus made you shit that much!#toiletpapergate pic.twitter.com/WOZ0weR1yY

— Andy Lee (@andy_lee) March 4, 2020

In Australia, first you get the toilet paper, then you get the power… pic.twitter.com/LMUSqj9F0g

— Simpsons vs Liberals (@SimpsonsVsLibs) March 4, 2020

Shopping in Sydney right now #coronavirusaus #Sydney #pulpfiction #toiletpaper pic.twitter.com/ESqNhfE0DS

— nathalie mann (@NathalieMann) March 3, 2020

How to catch a Australian ???? #ToiletPaperApocalypse pic.twitter.com/aUZQMRwilA

— ????кєℓℓιє???? I SEE DUMB PEOPLE ???????? (@kelliekelly23) March 4, 2020

It’s the year 2028. The world’s population is now halved and money is no longer important. The richest man on the planet is Gary from Rockingham who has 4093 rolls of toilet paper.

— Damo (@DamoSC) March 3, 2020

What a time to be alive, huh.

Feature image: Facebook/Australian Memes.