“Life is a tornado and I’m just a cow being spun around for cinematic value” is a saying that was posted on Facebook by Kev Thomas on February 17, 2021. The saying became immediately popular.
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@devinnotkevin
Life is a tornado and I’m just a cow being spun around for cinematic value
12:02 PM · Feb 17, 2021·Twitter for iPhone (This was probably posted after the below.—ed.)
Facebook
Kev Thomas
February 17, 2021 at 12:05 PM ·
Life is a tornado and I’m just a cow being spun around for cinematic value
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@PugaKatie
Life is a tornado and I’m just a cow being spun around for cinematic value.
3:13 PM · Feb 22, 2021·Twitter for iPhone
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Lil B
@breannalaflare
Life is a tornado and I’m just the cow being spun around for cinematic value
7:36 PM · Feb 22, 2021·Twitter for iPhone
Reddit—BrandNewSentence
Posted by u/MLZ_ent February 3, 2021
Life is a tornado and I’m just a cow being spun around for cinematic value
(This is shown posted by Kev Thomas, posted five days before.—ed.)
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@criticalthot69
On Facebook i saw a post that said “Life is a tornado and I’m just a cow being spun around for cinematic value” and I’ve not known peace since
8:13 PM · Feb 23, 2021·Twitter for iPhone
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March 3, 2021 at 10:37 AM ·
Shared by storm chaser Bob Kane
(The following text is shown on an image.—ed.)
Life is a tornado and
I’m just a cow being
spun around for
cinematic value.
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