These Runaway Llamas Took Over Twitter And Nearly Broke The Internet

Llama Chase

Two runaway llamas were on the loose for hours today, followed by local camera crews and covered by all of the major news outlets. Predictably, the best responses to the chase, however, came from Twitter.

Twitter tracked the highs and lows of the llama chases, from the early close calls to the ducking-and-weaving through traffic and that one time they totally ran right into each other:

https://twitter.com/digimatized/status/571038922446409729

https://twitter.com/_Cooper/status/571040477438480384

https://twitter.com/_Cooper/status/571065838226309123


https://twitter.com/jayberger/status/571043500042555392

https://twitter.com/selenalarson/status/571042206280081408

https://twitter.com/rgay/status/571160718680068097

Once the chase ended, though, the memes started rolling in.

https://twitter.com/AndrewWK/status/571089937933557760

Some users decided to tie the llama chase back to the FCC net neutrality vote and celebrated the fact that two llamas dominated the news cycle, if only for a day:

https://twitter.com/jonahray/status/571153655614672896

https://twitter.com/rgay/status/571158731024666624

And Zach Braff won for the perfect non-sequitur of the day:

https://twitter.com/zachbraff/status/571131873570586624

Source: Twitter