What Do You Meme? (Update Oct 11)

Memes, memes, they’re everywhere! Some are funny, some are inspirational, and some are just designed to spread false or misleading information.

As I find memes I want to feature, I will post them here. I will limit the number to about 20 per page. When this first page has less than 20, I’ll keep adding new ones to the top until it’s full, then I’ll move them to the next page and start filling the front page again. Please note that only this first page will show on the blog, and will be the only meme page with a comment box.

Subjects will include politics, science, and whatever else moves me. Sometimes a meme will need no caption because it speaks for itself. When I fact check a meme, I will seldom provide a corroborating link, because I want the process to be quick and painless. My fact checking will be based on research I already did, or because I know the answer via other means (e.g., personal experience). Sometimes I already covered the subject elsewhere in this blog, complete with links.

The bottom of each meme page contains a link to the next older page, until you get to the oldest and last one.

Of course vaccinations cause fevers. That means they are working. A body does tend to run a fever whilst creating antibodies. If they get the disease the vaccine prevents, their fever is going to be MUCH higher and much more prolonged.