Over at FreeCanada we've been building up a collection of Beaver Pepes for several months now.

His name is "Pehpeh", shortened from "P'eh P'eh".

We also have several different Canadian Animal Pepes, such as Goose Pepe & Moose Pepe (both un-named thus far).

This is a good time to release them into the wild, for use in the countless Canadian trucker memes of late.

Here are most of the Pehpehs we have thus far (among a few others):

• Clownada Pepe
• Clownada Pehpeh
• Uncle Sam Clown Pepe
• Trucker Pehpeh & Trucker Phil
• Trucker Clownada Pehpeh & Trucker Uncle Sam Clown Pepe, regular truck & "honk must go on" truck, by FCW member Niacin
• Angry Goose Pepe, half-body & full-body
• Happy Goose Pepe
• Happy Moose Pepe, half-body & full-body
• Clownada Pepe riding the Angry Goose Pepe, version #1 & version #2
• Clownada Pepe riding the Moose Pepe
• Bullhorn Pehpeh
• Braveheart Pehpeh
• Braveheart Diagolon Pehpeh
• Canadian Spartan Pehpeh, half-body & full-body
• Gold Spartan Pehpeh, half-body & full-body
• Diagolon Spartan Pehpeh, half-body & full-body
• Saluting Soldier Pehpeh, half-body & full-body
• Soldier Pehpeh
• Crusader Pehpeh
• Commander Pehpeh
• Pinochet Pehpeh
• Lumberjack Pehpeh
• King Pehpeh, half-body & full-body
• Queen Pehpeh, un-named (one suggestion was Pephette)
• Wizard Pehpeh
• Jester Pehpeh
• High Energy Pehpeh, yellow halo and purple electric
• Celebrating Pehpeh
• We Want You Canadian Pepe
• We Want You Canadian Pehpeh
• Canada Flag Pehpeh
• Winter Pehpeh, half-body & full-body
• Winter Pephette
• Winter Girl Pehpeh, un-named for now
• Winter Boy Pehpeh, un-named for now
• Comfy Pehpeh
• Hype Pehpeh
• Love Pehpeh
• Like Pehpeh
• Cool Pehpeh
• Laughing Pehpeh
• Popcorn Pehpeh
• Headphones Pehpeh, version #1 & version #2
• Spicy Pehpeh
• Thinking Pehpeh
• Confused Pehpeh
• Huh Pehpeh
• Investigator Pehpeh
• Suspicious Pehpeh
• Sad Pehpeh, no tears, some tears, & lots of tears
• Cringe Pehpeh
• Puking Pehpeh
• Facepalm Pehpeh
• Angry Pehpeh
• Worried Priest Pehpeh
• Praying Priest Pehpeh
• Praying Angel Pehpeh
• Praying Monk Pehpeh
• Monk Pehpeh with Lantern
• Monk Pehpeh with Candle
• Fishing Pehpeh
• Sea Captain Pehpeh
• Pirate Pehpeh
• Pirate Pephette
• Cowboy Pehpeh
• Miner Pehpeh
• Farmer Pehpeh, with tool & without tool
• Referee Peheph
• Pehpeh, full-sleeves & rolled-up sleeves
• Pephette
• Girl Pehpeh, half-body & full-body

We have a few more Canadian Clown Pepes in the making. Will probably share them in the comments here in the next week or so (or by editing this post).

For some context, Diagolon is a symbol of a hypothetical nation, conceived by Canadian podcaster "Raging Dissident", with 'based' parts of Canada & The US joined together.

This is the flag of Diagolon, representing the diagonal line that these 'based' regions happen to occupy in North America.

Phil is the Bighorn Ram mascot of Diagolon (we have a Pepe version of him in one of the transport trucks).

I've had a look through previous threads on the WIN network, haven't come across any on this topic yet.

From what I've gathered, a rapid-test can be done at home (I'm not sure if it's ever been used in a work-setting), and some places allow you to self-report whether you tested positive online.

From that, it stands to reason that even if the rapid tests could collect DNA, it's not a great avenue to do so, because they wouldn't actually get access to the physical test in some/most cases.

But, perhaps there are places which require you to submit proof of your positive or negative test, via sending in the test.

Or, they could eventually shift to such a system, citing that "people are being dishonest, and not reporting their positive tests".

Has anyone else seen information on rapid testing & DNA collection?