David Cameron called the Queen a #rockofstrength and Twitter erupted

When David Cameron says anything, Twitter tries its level best to mock it, with varying degrees of comic success.

But every now and again, he says something that is just vague enough or ridiculous enough for social media users across the country to have a field day.

The Queen, David Cameron said today, is a ‘rock of strength,’ and upon hearing this, the Twitterverse cracked its knuckles, took a deep breath, and got to work.

This is what what people were saying:

@hrtbps When the wall of our daughter's classroom collapsed, the Queen stood in as a supporting beam for nearly a month. #rockofstrength

— Lissa Evans (@LissaKEvans) April 21, 2016

@hrtbps @BBCPolitics She looked after our hamster while we went to Butlins for a week in 1974. Thanks Auntie Betty #rockofstrength

— Scott McGinnis (@MrScottMcGinnis) April 21, 2016

The Queen signed for my Royal Mail delivery when I was out AND brought it round when I got home. #RockofStrength

— Mike Wright (@Baron_Flumpy) April 21, 2016

The Queen was my #rockofstrength when she loaned me £900 interest free to cover a small debt.

— hrtbps (@hrtbps) April 21, 2016

I'll never forget that time the Queen filled in as The Thing when the Fantastic 4 were a man down#RockofStrength

— Dean Burnett (@garwboy) April 21, 2016

When I left my keys at work, the Queen buzzed me in and made me a cup of tea while I waited for my gf to arrive #rockofstrength @hrtbps

— Liam P. Gaffney (@lpgaff) April 21, 2016

The Queen was my #rockofstrength when I dropped my keys down a drain and she got down on her knees and started helping me look

— party ross anthem (@Rauss_Mc) April 21, 2016

Used a coin, with her majesty's face on it, to remove a battery from the back of child's toy #rockofstrength

— Stephen Grant (@stephencgrant) April 21, 2016

when she went WAHHHH and ran through her enemies wae her gargantuan biceps and wrecking ball torso #rockofstrength pic.twitter.com/7Ryk65T4gb

— Butt Sea (@Butsay_) April 21, 2016